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My state offers early voting as well. So, based upon all this evidence, it seems that the 2024 election will be fair in Georgia.I believe GA does too. I know that some states ( if not all require employers give you time off to vote though that does come with restrictions which make it less common now. Those restrictions have to do with generally they ONLY have to pay you if you cannot get to the polls within two hours ( usually) on either side of working hours. However, with all but a VERY few states offering early no excuse voting now ( some states like GA) for WEEKS before election day there should be NO reason why a person cannot be able to find the time to vote at SOME point.
Yes when you say cycles do you mean four or eight years.I would either agree, partially agree, or disagree with this, but only if you can back this info up with an article.
Yes, election deniers should be prohibited from becoming electors, and purges should purge both sides (as in if the voter passed away, or has not voted in two election cycles), regardless of who the person votes for.
Well, there are mid-terms as well (which happen every two years), so, if we count mid-terms, then every two election cycles (4 years). If we count presidential elections, then every 8 years.Yes when you say cycles do you mean four or eight years.
If your sources are correct, then why are hackers at that conference in 2024 still able to hack into the vulnerabilities of those voting machines?Bro, this reminds me of an Onion video, where Florida has a voting machine with 600 levers and buttons. The Onion is a very popular satire news company founded in the great state of Wisconsin, but moved to NYC, NY and then Chicago, IL.
In all seriousness, voting machines have become more secure over the past few years, with advanced encryption technologies that I can not even begin to explain, but AP could explain better, and cybersecurity technicians can do the full rundown.
Quote from AP: "There was 'no evidence that any voting system deleted or lost votes, changed votes, or was in any way compromised.' This was due to paper records being available for an estimated 93% of all ballots cast [in 2020] and a system of post-election checks to test the accuracy of the electronic tabulators."
Source:
EXPLAINER: Voting systems reliable, despite conspiracies
Former President Donald Trump and his allies have whipped up a relentless campaign of attacks against voting equipment since his loss in the 2020 election.apnews.com
Florida's Voting Machine (Duration = 3 min, Age rating = 12+ due to satire)
I am not sure. The AP article that I have used is from 2 years ago, and hackers always seem to hack technology as soon as it comes out. In other words, this is an arms race between voting booth manufacturers and hackers. A paper trail of our votes should always be used, in case a manual recount is required such as after a hack has been made.If your sources are correct, then why are hackers at that conference in 2024 still able to hack into the vulnerabilities of those voting machines?
Here in GA we have three weeks of early voting plus Saturday voting at least either one or two of those weeks counties can choose to have voting all three Saturdays and even on Sundays, so if you want to aviod the lines you can go early and the lines tend to be shorter or not there at all and if you do have a line you do not want to wait in come back later.My state votes entirely by write-in ballots, so no, I'm not worried.
If we did use the machines, I wouldn't be worried about tampering, I'd be worried about their reliability under heavy use. If some machines break down, the waiting lines could get bad.
I certainly am concerned about these machines, they are connected to the internet and it was proven in court that it is possible to remotely change the votes. I see no point for them, the old and tried paper system is more reliable.
Hackers' confab shows vulnerabilities in election machines amid testing concerns ahead of November
Increasing the use of voting machines after the 2000 “didn’t fix the Bush v. Gore problem,” but “just made our elections less transparent,” Phill Kline said.justthenews.com
This is a very serious issue and I have to wonder if anyone of y'all are concerned about the security and integrity of the computers and machines used in the voting process.
I certainly am concerned about these machines, they are connected to the internet and it was proven in court that it is possible to remotely change the votes. I see no point for them, the old and tried paper system is more reliable.
We shell see who wins a (hopefully fair election I will say that I woud not be shocked if there were violence that happened either way. Of course I would hope not, but I would not be shocked.
Why do you think the voting machines are connected to the internet?I certainly am concerned about these machines, they are connected to the internet and it was proven in court that it is possible to remotely change the votes.
Most voting machines use paper ballots which get scanned in by the voter (if they are voting in person) who can then check to see if their choices are recorded properly. The voting machines keep count and the paper ballots provide the audit trail.I see no point for them, the old and tried paper system is more reliable.
Don't both complain.If my candidate doesn’t win, the system was fixed?
Whoever told you that is wrong. That is the worst feeling, peeking out the window looking for cops in a dark house, hiding in my closet because I thought I heard noises outside.Paranoia is more enjoyable on drugs, (or so I have been told).
Hi Daisy, it is well known and documented that they are connected to the internet, they transmit the results that way.Why do you think the voting machines are connected to the internet?
Most voting machines use paper ballots which get scanned in by the voter (if they are voting in person) who can then check to see if their choices are recorded properly. The voting machines keep count and the paper ballots provide the audit trail.
Machines can count faster and better than human beings can - and for longer.
Sadly, that is true.Buddy our social security numbers aren't even secure.
Yes they are. The votes are tabulated and then they are transmitted via the internet.Voting machines are not connected to the Internet.
That sounds scary, cos what if Russia or some other bad actor intercepts the internet transmission and changes the results? It would be nice if the votes were tabulated, and then the results were printed and delivered by a courier, or transmitted via good old fashioned radio waves (though, someone might try to jam the radio frequency, or broadcast fake results).Yes they are. The votes are tabulated and then they are transmitted via the internet.
These machines should not exist and are not needed, the poling stations are fully manned and secure.That sounds scary, cos what if Russia or some other bad actor intercepts the internet transmission and changes the results? It would be nice if the votes were tabulated, and then the results were printed and delivered by a courier, or transmitted via good old fashioned radio waves (though, someone might try to jam the radio frequency, or broadcast fake results).
If you stop voting do not complain about whomever gets in office. Way I look at it if you chose not to vote fine, however if you choose not to vote stay quiet for the next 2-6 years ( depending on the office) about who gets in office.These machines should not exist and are not needed, the poling stations are fully manned and secure.
Paper votes are best and they leave a permanent trace.
The second they put these machine in Canada is the day I stop voting.
Blessings Alex
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