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BootinUp Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Nov-01-06 01:51 PM
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215. There is plenty of programming code
Edited on Wed Nov-01-06 01:52 PM by Jim4Wes
that is bought by the government for instance in weapons systems, that is not open source. There is nothing wrong with that model that I can think of for this purpose. It should be the testing regimen that proves the system works, a gauntlet of tests, government auditing of the whole process, and a final approval and testing by some independent panel of experts and interested citizens. They could even challenge experts to hack it, they could use it to unofficialy count votes in a few elections. etc.

One propriety model, non networked.

Opened and inspected by State workers each election and then sealed with a special tamper proof indicating seal.

After the election any tampered with boxes are cause for a re running of the election shoud those boxes contain enough votes to change the election result.

Every election a partial audit to verify machine accuracy is performed by an independent auditing authority on random machines.

Something like that.
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