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Why have some advocates for the disabled demanded DREs and opposed voter-verified paper ballots?

April 26, 2017advocates ballots demanded disabled paper voter-verified

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Why have some advocates for the disabled demanded DREs and opposed voter-verified paper ballots?

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Follow the money. Many organizations and individuals who advocate for the disabled also advocate for verified voting. 9. Aren’t computers always reliable, honest, and trustworthy? No. The Resolution on Electronic Voting begins: “Computerized voting equipment is inherently subject to programming error, equipment malfunction, and malicious tampering.” There are many problems with all software, not just the software in voting systems. 10. Why should we support Representative Rush Holt’s bill, the Voter Confidence and Increased Accessibility Act, HR2239, and its companion bill in the US Senate introduced by Senator Bob Graham, S1980? Rush Holt explains. 11. Summarize and compare the different bills on verified voting in Congress. VerifiedVoting.org’s summary and comparison. 12. Is election integrity a partisan issue? We hope not. Although the majority of co-sponsors of HR2239 are Democrats, some are Republicans. There are Republican bills that require a voter-verified paper audit trail in