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by skybrian
3210 days ago
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Yes, they don't actually give you a receipt, for this reason. One way it's done is that after entering your choices on touchscreen, you see the printed receipt through a glass window, and then it's stored so a recount can be done if necessary. However, an electrically scanned paper ballot seems a lot simpler. |
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I actually believe this is actually the best possible situation.
The voting machine should print a clear, unambiguous, ballot and on-screen tell you to verify it before you officially "cast" your vote. "If the ballot below does not represent your choices, please click <HERE> to request an attendant."
I'm thinking of this more as having printers that print out an unambiguous completed ballot and less as voting machines that "also print out a copy".