Reply #51: We have paper ballots here.

[eyesroll]

They are counted by machine, but will be recounted by hand, in front of witnesses, including legal observers and others sent by either campaign and by the public. This race seems only as hackable as people in general are.

They're pencil-and-paper ballots, no hanging chads or holding the ballot up to the light to figure it out, and, if voter intent is clear, the ballot will count even if the voter made an error and the machine couldn't pick up the vote during the initial count (i.e. if someone circles the name instead of connecting the arrows, or if someone writes in a name that's already on the ballot, or someone used a writing implement whose ink couldn't be read by the scanner when filling out an absentee ballot).