Trump was right, again! Time to got back to paper ballots, that for some reason were able to be counted within hours not days to determine the winner.
Update: After speaking with election integrity expert Garland Favorito we discovered the courtroom display was much more serious than we originally reported.
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There are several potential solutions to deal with online and vulnerable US voting systems:
1. Implement paper trail: One solution is to have a paper trail for every vote cast electronically. This allows for verification and auditing of the electronic results.
2. Improved cybersecurity measures: Implementing stronger cybersecurity measures, such as encryption, multi-factor authentication, and regular security audits, can help protect online voting systems from potential threats.
3. Regular testing and auditing: Regular testing and auditing of voting systems can help identify vulnerabilities and address them before they can be exploited.
4. Educating voters: Educating voters about the potential risks and vulnerabilities of online voting systems can help them make informed decisions and take necessary precautions when casting their votes.
5. Implementing blockchain technology: Some experts suggest that blockchain technology could be used to secure and validate online voting systems, providing a tamper-proof and transparent way of recording and verifying votes.
Implementing any of these solutions would require careful consideration and planning, as well as collaboration between government agencies, cybersecurity experts, and other stakeholders.
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it is important to ensure that any changes to the voting system do not disenfranchise certain groups of voters. 