New Hampster, sorry, New Hampshire, will use open source voting software next week!

[thewayne]

Specifically, three towns will, and will hand-tally election results along side the open source software in verification. Should be interesting. Anyone who wants to challenge the result is welcome to hire a software expert to analyze the code and try to find problems that could be interpreted as vote flipping.

Now, this is not an electronic voting machine, this is a vote scanner or tabulator. People up there use paper ballots, which I think is the safe way to vote.

Pretty cool, IMO.

https://therecord.media/new-hampshire-set-to-pilot-voting-machines-that-use-software-everyone-can-see/

https://politics.slashdot.org/story/22/11/03/2155238/new-hampshire-set-to-pilot-voting-machines-that-use-open-source-software#comments

Comments

[disneydream06]

Minnesota still uses paper ballots too.
I think everybody should.
I think if I lived some where that used electronic voting, I would only vote absentee, assuming it was a paper ballot. :o
Hugs, Jon