electronic voting and Democracy

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electronic voting and Democracy

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differences between votes and financial data    -
if our bank would record only anonymous data    -
votes must be tangible human-readable objects    -
who owns the computers can alter any data they contain    -
e-vote results can't be verified    -
e-vote results can't be certified    -
the 1:N electronic voting scheme    -
voting computers are unnecessary    -
technology can help paper voting    -
e-vote and paper vote not together    -
public opinion and electronic voting    -
our Democracies are at risk, but not because we use ballot papers!    -
nevertheless they want us to use e-vote

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