Electronic voting seems like one of those ideas that seem great when you start programming in your teens, but you eventually grow out of it when you start to see all the security considerations, costs and possible problems. With some experience in the field, it just starts to seem cheaper and easier to stick to the paper.
I'm always stunned when I'm reminded that there are places in the world that not only went electronic, but absolutely fail at its basic security as opposed to getting burned with some elaborate and/or clever attack.
I'm always stunned when I'm reminded that there are places in the world that not only went electronic, but absolutely fail at its basic security as opposed to getting burned with some elaborate and/or clever attack.