The
security of all of our US elections is available right now.
The
answer is being stopped by the Republican Senate Majority Leader,
Mitch McConnell (Mr. Turtle). Mr. Turtle had used the Senate
majority leader's position to stop election security bills from
getting a vote during the Obama administration as well.
Open
source code is available now to:
Draw
the smallest possible districts (for all elected offices) with the
correct population; no partisan considerations involved.
Create
voting machines that use an electronic ballot and a printed ballot
(both can be reviewed by the voter before submitting a vote). A
printed ballot is scanned into a collection, lock box while being
double checked against the electronically submitted votes; instant auditing. An audit
trail of voting is possible with printed ballots to be count later, as needed.
All
this open sourced software can be checked for function and security,
by multiple technical experts, before being installed on, “air
gapped,” (not connected to any network, therefore not connected to
an insecure network: Internet) device: voting machines.
The
whole process could be completed before the 2020 elections if Mr.
Turtle can be publicly, legally, held responsible for any voting
problems encountered in any and all future elections.
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