• stoy@lemmy.zip
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    20 days ago

    The problem with electronic is that by it’s nature it can’t do secrecy while preserving integrity.

    That is just not possible, and if you can have your vote linked back to you in anyway after having cast it, then the system is bad.

    And this is not getting into the whole black box problem, there is no way to verify that the system is actually running the code it should.

    You are trusting a black box built by other people with their own political agendas, or who possibly has been influenced by other interests.

    I am well aware of Estonia’s voting system, I would never trust it if I had use it.

    There is just too much money and power combined with voter secrecy involved in the election process that it can’t be trusted to software.

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      20 days ago

      And on the other hand… if I vote can’t be linked back to anyone, then you have a whole other problem. So maybe voting in general is able to be manipulated no matter what.

      Black box voting are designed to to be transparent and they are open source so the public can scrutinize.

      Why don’t you trust Estonias voting system? You didn’t give a reason. Look up VVPAT.