last night i went to a free demonstration of how to use electronic voting

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machines....and the man who's supposed to show us how easy it is ACCIDENTALLY VOTED FOR THE WRONG PERSON. hee hee, he joked, this is a good opportunity to show you how to edit your votes.

i do NOT have a warm fuzzy feeling about this. at all.

[Elidor]

1. I'm going the absentee route

As someone who works with computers every day, I damn sure don't trust them to do what I want them to.

That sig graphic reminds me of a poster from the shroomery. Haven't been there in ages...

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2. yeah, my sig graph is a Sublime logo.

[kittykitty]

3. Maybe they can use it on CBS "Sunday Morning" as one of the suns

I think that's what the show is called. They use a different "sun" at the end of each segment.

[DieboldMustDie]

4. I've found Sequoia machines really easy to use...

the problem is not knowing what happens when I hit the VOTE button. What confidence I do have is due to checking and finding that in 2000, despite a narrow Republican majority, my county went for Gore by a 54% - 44% margin. :shrug:

[demgurl]

5. I just have to wonder......

can votes be edited AFTER someone votes????? Wow.