Why do states not have an online option for voting?

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1. Someone could literally complete their ballot upload a picture of their driver's license and a picture of their signature then when the person is ready they can go straight into a live zoom room, or Microsoft team room then have the pole person print out their ballot show the person their ballot verify information . This has been done countless times with virtual School as far as having virtual learning and having a live person actually see somebody and upload documents. By having the pole person actually print out the ballot and put it in a sealed envelope it also avoids hacking or other third-party fraud.

2020-11-04T21:18:22Z

There would be little chance of cheating you can literally video the person through zoom or Microsoft teams someone could print out the document show the documents of the person and put the document in a sealed envelope so there is no possibility of hacking

Anonymous · Answer

Hackers.  The left would love it though.  Would be much easier to cheat electronically than the mail in ballots they're cheating with this time.,

David S · Answer

Online voting is still subject to hacking. Until they figure out how to hold an election securely online, you won't see it.

STEVEN F · Answer

You claim Russia hacked a system where none of the voting equipment is even capable of connecting to the internet, but ask for a system that is a candidate for the DEFINITION of an invitation to hacking.

Why do states not have an online option for voting?

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