Interlude B: Electronic Voting
Once again, we step back to examine a broad issue that cuts across several areas we encounter as we live our lives. Each of us is a citizen, and in most of our countries, we vote to express our views and choose people who represent us in our towns, states, and countries. Traditionally, voting has taken place using paper ballots: We mark our choices on a sheet of paper and then hand the paper to someone who will tally the votes.
But even on paper, security ...
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