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So now an election manager can really manage an election! Modern technology is all about increasingly accurate control of the world around us…
I have said it before and I will say it many times again.
There should be a papertrail for voting. As absurd it may have been to watch all of that footage of them recounting paper ballots back in 2000, at least there was something to be recounted.