The Security of Electronic Voting Systems in the U.S. | Election Crime Bureau

The Security of Electronic Voting Systems in the U.S. | Election Crime Bureau: 

The factual record directly contradicts the EAC Chairman’s reassuring assertions. The current electronic voting paradigm is characterized by unaddressed systemic risks, a compromised oversight model, and a fundamental lack of transparency. The core conclusion is that the perceived benefits of electronic voting systems do not outweigh the demonstrated risks to election integrity. The integrity of election results is paramount and cannot be subordinated to convenience.