Posted on 01/04/2014 6:31:34 PM PST by MeshugeMikey
A Clemson University professor is developing a new electronic voting system that will allow voters to cast their ballots from home computers, tablets and smartphones.
As Clemson’s chair of human-centered computing, Juan Gilbert has lead teams of students over the last 10 years to create an online voting system accessible at home or on the go that will be more accurate, have increased verification and make voting more accessible to people with disabilities by offering mobile and voice-command options.
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Outcome-based elections. The voting app will let the Obamaphone user help districts “in need”. Tap the map until the color changes to blue, and an additional $100 goes onto the EBT card.
that actually looks...well.. REAL?
you dont trust ACORN...to correctly tabulate the results?
1. An easier way to vote for people too lazy or uninvolved to make a trip to their local polling place.
this would indeed be a great benefit to .the long ignored and horribly downtrodden Low Energy Low Info Voter..
No need to hack, just lie about the count, no one will be able to challenge it. Sort of like it is now.
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