This will depend on your state I believe
Last I knew, it might depend on your individual voting district too. Some places are still implementing over time.
One advantage of mail in voting, is that it always uses a paper ballot.
Not having a paper trail, is strongly being pushed by one party.
Where I vote, the machine prints out a paper ballot which is then scanned and counted before I leave.
This is the case in nearly every state in the USA that uses machines. The big exception is Louisiana.
I don’t want that. I want the times where I got a fake ID to vote where it was pencil or pen on paper.
You may not want to confess to voter fraud on the Internet.
I’ve always been offered one, usually as the default.
Sir, this is a Wendy’s.
boils down to it depends.
in my area, particularly we have paper ballots that then get read by the digital machines, so if there’s any type of question about the legitimacy of it, there’s the paper trail to follow.
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He’s also a nurse who asks a concerning number of medical questions.
Ah Jesus christ this comment made me go back and check which user had posted this. Why am I not surprised?
I know what a server is. It’s the person at the restaurant who serves you food. I was more or less ask for people who don’'t really understand what it is and how they work. A lot of people think of them is a place where all data is stored (put conspiracy theory in here). And I ask questions to get dialogue going.
My state is paper ballots and a tabulator that just counts the bubbles for each candidate, so everyone gets one. They have a computer based option for accessibility, but I believe that also prints ballots.
you also claimed to be a nurse then asked really basic questions about medicine
We have paper ballots that get scanned by a machine for the count. That way there is always a paper ballot that can be hand counted if the machine count is ever in question.
