2 chiefs, one from each party with equal power who have to agree to transmit or they cannot transmit and if they don’t agree all ballots are immediately locked down with a lock/key from each person until an audit team can confirm the ballots at that location. The ballots are never moved from their location until they are confirmed by both parties representatives.
We need to have more safeguards and protections regardless of which side you are on.
Casinos have tons of cameras that watch every move. The voting places need camera setups like the casinos have. Live stream all the cameras and let everyone watch every move. Ballots have to stay in camera view at all times.
Agree with all of the principles above. Securing paper ballots should be a first class feature of the people in charge. Securing electronic copies of those paper ballots should be a first class feature of the technology stack. It's incredibly trivial to do this.
2 chiefs, one from each party with equal power who have to agree to transmit or they cannot transmit and if they don’t agree all ballots are immediately locked down with a lock/key from each person until an audit team can confirm the ballots at that location. The ballots are never moved from their location until they are confirmed by both parties representatives.
We need to have more safeguards and protections regardless of which side you are on.
Too easy to compromise 2 chiefs. All you need is some beads.
Correct. And don’t rule out infiltration. These “chiefs” are never vetted.
But then the problem would be isolated to a single voting location.
You mean every single voting location that has 2 people.
Dems would be posing as Republicans to take control of the voting locations.
There are more than 2 parties.
Casinos have tons of cameras that watch every move. The voting places need camera setups like the casinos have. Live stream all the cameras and let everyone watch every move. Ballots have to stay in camera view at all times.
Agree with all of the principles above. Securing paper ballots should be a first class feature of the people in charge. Securing electronic copies of those paper ballots should be a first class feature of the technology stack. It's incredibly trivial to do this.