| Tom Poe on Thu, 01 Sep 2005 19:14:45 -0500 |
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| [Cialug] voting think tank comment |
Hi, All: Over at: http://www.bbvforums.org/cgi-bin/forums/discus.cgiif you click on the link for Think Tank, there's a huge international discussion going on about voting, electronic and paper, stuff.
The question is, can there be a simple computer program that displays the ballot, records the vote, and prints out the raw data for up to 1000 votes in a precinct. The other requirement is it prints out a ballot to serve as a paper ballot record. That's the scope. The idea is to put a computer in a precinct, and conduct the vote for up to 1000 people. No network connection, internet connection, just the computer performing those tasks. Maybe there has to be two computers. One for generating a ballot. And, one to receive the vote count. Seems like it should only be one computer to me.
Anyone have a quick fix on what would be needed? We don't want to go beyond what it takes to do more. Oh, and it has to be GPL, not proprietary. For all I know, there's a calculator in Engineering that already does that. Is it GPL'd? :)
Tom -- Open Studios, Charles City, Iowa, USA www.ibiblio.org/studioforrecording/
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