From: "Geo" 

"Ellen K." 
wrote in message news:t3nnn0d3g4oghru88u6b5o7p09ebc3ha4r{at}4ax.com...
> Nah, there's a huge difference:   There's a paper trail because there's
> another party on the other side of every transaction, i.e. you deposit
> your weekly paycheck, if they credit you less than the amount, you have
> your paystub and your employer has the record of how much THEIR bank
> took out of their account.  Similarly if you pay a bill electronically,
> the company you paid and the other bank have records of how much they
> received.   With electronic voting it's a single-entry system.

it's not a single entry system, I have one vote, I transfer that vote to
the candidate of my choice. It's no different than a money transfer and
there is no reason not to have a paper trail.

I can do electronic banking, I can electronically file my taxes, I can buy
stuff electronically, voting is no different than any of these.

Geo.

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