And you are going to believe the code they show you is the code compiled and installed on the machines?
Or if someone does a last minute update?
“And you are going to believe the code they show you is the code compiled and installed on the machines? Or if someone does a last minute update?”
How are we doing it now? I’d imagine this is a step toward accountability, but I could be wrong.
For someone opinionated as myself I should be knowledgable on this topic and have ideas. But I am a bit stumped.
I want to believe there is a safe and secure way to do this electronically where everything is verifiably done by the books, but I can’t say how.
Perhaps indelible ink and day-of voting works best. Even then, how are we sure our vote counted the way we meant it to be?
Somewhere it seems we lost that underlying prerequisite for representative government: people who believe in the idea enough not to cheat.
“And you are going to believe the code they show you is the code compiled and installed on the machines? Or if someone does a last minute update?”
How are we doing it now? I’d imagine this is a step toward accountability, but I could be wrong.
For someone opinionated as myself I should be knowledgable on this topic and have ideas. But I am a bit stumped.
I want to believe there is a safe and secure way to do this electronically where everything is verifiably done by the books, but I can’t say how.
Perhaps indelible ink and day-of voting works best. Even then, how are we sure our vote counted the way we meant it to be?
Somewhere it seems we lost that underlying prerequisite for representative government: people who believe in the idea enough not to cheat.