Why Ireland scrapped their voting machines? July 2012
Ireland decided this week to scrap their
voting machines--like the ones here stored in Dublin. They're selling
them for scrap metal, because they found they were too unreliable and
too easy to hack. They'd only used them once, back in 2002, but that was
enough. Unfortunately, America hasn't learned as quickly as the Irish.
It used to be in America that exit polls were the gold standard to
determine if there were shenanigans in an election. For over a century
we used them, and we got very, very good at it. They almost never
deviated by more than a few tenths of a point from the actual electoral
outcome, and when they did, it was a sure sign of fraud.
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