[Cvengr]

I would be more worried at this stage that computerized voting is able to track a ballot with a voter name. If they are so bold as to commit preplanned voter fraud in an organized coordinated fashion, they will be tempted to also target their adversarial voters after they have more power.

They will not be satiated with illegally winning the election. They will want more.

[Ezekiel]

I would be more worried at this stage that computerized voting is able to track a ballot with a voter name. If they are so bold as to commit preplanned voter fraud in an organized coordinated fashion, they will be tempted to also target their adversarial voters after they have more power.

This was my interest in the all voting-by-mail of WA and OR. The objections I've read mostly fixate on lost ballots or who is actually doing the voting, but my concern was of a comprehensive government database of who votes for whom.

Not that they would formulate a priority code for obamacare or IRS audits or building permits or traffic tickets or no knock raids or anything like that.