Why can't you vote online?

11/25/2012

This article examines the challenges and concerns surrounding online voting in the United States. It discusses the potential benefits of online voting, such as increased accessibility and convenience, but also highlights the significant security risks and technological limitations associated with implementing a secure online voting system. The article explores various perspectives on the issue, including arguments for and against online voting, and presents examples of countries that have experimented with or implemented online voting systems. Ultimately, it concludes that while online voting may hold promise, significant technical and security challenges need to be addressed before it can be implemented on a large scale in the United States.

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