Very possibly may happen, but if it does, it simply strengthens the arguments for "no electronic voting machines, no unaccountable, invisible software between the voter's ballot and an open, transparent, double-checked counting process."
In other words, paper ballots, counted in the old-fashioned way. Along with finger-dipping or some other simple way to keep people from voting more than once.
Our side wants this. The Democrats do not.
Folks, if we still have the freedom to do so after this election, we need to follow Steely Tom's words here and hound our state legislators to heck and back to make this #1 priority when they reconvene.