New Hampshire’s Pivotal Choice: Legacy Voting Machines vs. Open-Source Future

In the battle for voting machine supremacy, New Hampshire election officials are torn between legacy behemoths and a plucky nonprofit, VotingWorks. With democracy on the line, will they stick to the devil they know or cast their lot with open-source transparency? The scales of trust are wobbling.

Published: Added: March 7, 2024 at 5:45 pmAssembled by: J J
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Ballot Ballet: The Great Voting Machine Tango of 2023! New Hampshire election officials faced the ultimate "Choose Your Own Adventure" in voting tech, and let's just say, not everyone was jazzed about dancing to the open-source groove. Meanwhile, the legacy trio of vote-counting maestros played it cool, forgetting that in this day and age, trust is the currency, and transparency is the bling!

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