Notice i use the word "systems" to include the human element as well as all the other components that go into making what we have today far from an acceptable system of voting in the most powerful individual on the planet.
Notice i use the word "systems" to include the human element as well as all the other components that go into making what we have today far from an acceptable system of voting in the most powerful individual on the planet.
But it is shady AF for democrat leadership to claim the election was going to be stolen in summer 2020, then today we have republicans claiming all their investigations into election irregularities are being blocked at every level, and every tiny step being fought in court.
No way Trump won, but it would be nice for Republicans to be able to know that for a fact.
I think it was Trump who claimed the election was going to be stolen in the summer of 2020, not the Democrats. Here is what I found on "Democrat" claims:
> https://www.washingtonpost.com/outlook/2020/07/20/trump-repu...
That Republicans were defrauding the election by disenfranchising voters. A claim the Democrats still make (even more so) today.
Trump, on the other hand, spent the entire summer of 2020 claiming the election would be stolen; e.g. https://www.npr.org/2020/06/22/881598655/fact-check-trump-sp...
And a bunch of other articles like that. Basically, Democrats argue that voting is too hard, while Republicans argue that voting is too easy. These positions were pretty consistent during the 2020 election.
The technical problem is solvable, but the security and transparency (to the public) are harder to get, specially the security aspect since blockchain technology could potentially help dealing with transparency.
correct.
obligatory XKCD: https://xkcd.com/2030/
The past election cycle? You mean 2020? IIRC even back in 2016 there were significant concerns that russians were hacking election machines.