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  • Meet TrustTheVote, A Project to make Voting Open Source and Transparent

    by Ben Pearson
    April 15th, 2014

    The US relies heavily on old computer systems for voting that are unreliable, hard to use, and insecure. TrustThevote is an effort to produce a new system of tabulating votes for elections that is open source, easy to use, and that can be trusted.

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