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In reply to the discussion: It's time to go back to paper election ballots throughout the United States. [View all]Demsrule86
(71,542 posts)48. I agree. But you do understand that states run elections and we have no power to
do this except in our own states.
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It's time to go back to paper election ballots throughout the United States. [View all]
UCmeNdc
Jul 2017
OP
because democrats ignore rw radio and they continued the "hanging chad" success
certainot
Jul 2017
#21
Yup. If they won't even look at them in the states they are sure were hacked into, we don't want to
shraby
Jul 2017
#2
My first vote cast for President Carter was on one of those machines. That's were the
Purveyor
Jul 2017
#10
I think if we could get a powerful group like League of Women Voters and AARP to start making noise.
CurtEastPoint
Jul 2017
#6
This system should go nationwide but it is up to the individual States to set their own
Purveyor
Jul 2017
#11
Oregon too. It rocks. R's hate it because it makes it MUCH easier for people to vote.
flibbitygiblets
Jul 2017
#44
Actually I did. They also verify signatures, and in case of audit there's a paper trail.
flibbitygiblets
Jul 2017
#66
We need to repeat, over and over: "ALL elections must be with paper ballots and MUST be audited"
JoeOtterbein
Jul 2017
#12
I vote is not valid unless it can be recounted. A paper ballot would assure it could be recounted.
The Wielding Truth
Jul 2017
#27
paper receipts are worthless. they will never see the light of day 99.999% of the time. nt
TheFrenchRazor
Jul 2017
#40
The only time they would be needed is if there is some suspicion of vote fraud.
Egnever
Jul 2017
#53
"suspicion" doesn't get you a state-wide hand/eye recount, does it? explain how you would obtain a
TheFrenchRazor
Jul 2017
#61
I agree. But you do understand that states run elections and we have no power to
Demsrule86
Jul 2017
#48
how can you prove that the "official" result accurately reflects the paper receipts? you can't, beca
TheFrenchRazor
Jul 2017
#62
i'm guessing a good hacker could easily deal with the audit function; there has to be some code that
TheFrenchRazor
Jul 2017
#67