All of this silliness could be avoided, or at least mitigated somewhat, if electoral votes were cast based on the popular vote AT THE INDIVIDUAL HOUSE DISTRICT, just as the electoral votes are established.
In Ohio, the entire pot of EV is controlled by the vote in Cleveland, Cincinnati, and Columbus; with Dayton and Toledo in some instances. In the Cleveland area, in 2012, there were precincts with vote counts in excess of the number of registered voters in the precinct books. Fraud?
Had Ohio’s EV been cast based on the popular vote at the House District level, Zero would not be in white hut, today.
The answer to future electronic voting fraud is what Australia is preparing to implement in their 2017 elections:
http://www.zdnet.com/article/australia-post-details-plan-to-use-blockchain-for-voting
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