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A federal judge in Georgia has ordered election officials to publish paper copies of voter data that unemployment could move even when the electronic system for assessing in voters neglects. This really is a triumph for plaintiffs who’ve contended that defects in Georgia’s electronic-poll-book (EPB) system reduced voting at the June first and may do this in November.
Over the previous twenty decades, a great deal of debate has revolved round the threat that digital voting machines pose to the safety and integrity of elections. However there’s been less attention paid to electronic survey books–yet another digital system which could endanger election integrity should they malfunction.
Pollworkers utilize EPBs to confirm a voter’s eligibility {} check the voter in. Malfunctions in those systems may slow down the voting process as much that a few folks give up voting entirely. By copying precincts where many people vote for a specific candidate or party, a hacker can possibly conduct a close election by simply tripping malfunctions in electronic survey books. And while voting machines should be stored off the web, electronic survey books tend to be online during election day.
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