- Some of Ohio used Diebold machines.
- Diebold machines don't produce a paper audit trail.
- Ohio electoral law requires a paper audit trail for electronic voting systems.
Yet Kerry still chose to concede although a legal challenge on this basis would almost certainly have been valid. Would Bush have done the same in his position ?
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One thing I've been wondering; is the British X-in-a-box system really not scalable to a given electorate size? Seems to me that you just need to increase the number of wards such that each ward contains a manageable number of voters, then possibly add a level or two of indirection. Once you have the individual votes counted, the higher levels consist of "when all subsidiary wards report, add votes and report". You only need to add additional leaves...
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I think it's pretty obvious that he wouldn't.
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