Green Party Candidate Jill Stein FINALLY won her groundbreaking case that gave her campaign the right to examine voting machine source code in Wisconsin. It took Jill Stein four years to win this court case.
Shouldn't voting machine code be public so everyone can see if it has flaws that allow forced adjudication by unsupervised, biased adjudicators to rig elections?
The Colonel said one machine's code had 10,000 lines of errors. Wouldn't those errors be fixed if the code was public?
WI would be a peach of a case, because:
Shouldn't voting machine code be public so everyone can see if it has flaws that allow forced adjudication by unsupervised, biased adjudicators to rig elections?
The Colonel said one machine's code had 10,000 lines of errors. Wouldn't those errors be fixed if the code was public?