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In reply to the discussion: Snopes addresses Ohio voting machine controversy - paper ballots should prevent malfeasance. [View all]mzmolly
(52,040 posts)29. Believe me, I'm not of the "they wouldn't try to steal an election"
Last edited Sat Oct 27, 2012, 12:08 AM - Edit history (1)
mindset. And, I'm incredibly thankful for people like you, who are working to protect voting integrity and by extension, our democracy. And, I don't disagree with you about election 2000.
Again, I would like to see a paper trail in every state/city/county. I think national elections should have the same criteria from state to state, and be subject to far greater scrutiny. I have experience with accounting/auditing, and think our election system leaves much to be desired. We need a complete overhaul, IMO. I'm sure we agree on this.
I realize the paper trail in Ohio doesn't comfort everyone, but it's reassuring to me, for the reasons I've noted above.
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Snopes addresses Ohio voting machine controversy - paper ballots should prevent malfeasance. [View all]
mzmolly
Oct 2012
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If there isn't a cross-check between a hand-tallied sample and corresponding machine-tallied sample,
factsarenotfair
Oct 2012
#3
I'd like someone to confirm that i/p address / DNS entries for election servers cannot be switched
Rene
Oct 2012
#5
Oh, well if "election officials in Ohio" say there's nothing to worry about then
Phx_Dem
Oct 2012
#19
Ah yes... election officials in Ohio... known for telling the truth
Columbus Free Press
Oct 2012
#22