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Story: Digital rights group slams e-voting
Do Both
I am also an IT pro, and I quite agree with the above comment.
How about a system where you vote on a screen on a booth and it chucks out a pre-printed voting slip with your vote and your voter number (possibly obscured via another sealed lookup table). You then post it in the ballot box.
In the event of a query, the papers in the box can be counted.
You get the simplicity of the e-voting system, but you still have the ability to do a manual recount.
Andrew Meredith
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Story: Digital rights group slams e-voting
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On ballot secrecy PSVDavey -
Do Both Andrew Meredith -
Pros and cons PSVDavey -
Re: Pros and Cons Andrew Meredith -
Ballot tracability null-loop
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Remote e-voting null-loop
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A good point David Meyer
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Remote e-voting null-loop
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Yes, but... David Meyer
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Clarification null-loop
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No worries! David Meyer
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A matter of scale PSVDavey
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Coersion vs. Corruption Andrew Meredith
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