>>21790353

>>21790411

So, this application creates a ballot in real time dynamically. Pause the video at 13:45 mark and take a look. You fill in your:

email address

choose an id: SS, DL, or Passport

give the number for that id

select a candidate

click register and vote.

The application returns an encrypted string, save it somewhere safe. When you want to recall your ballot, fill the form out again with that encrypted string and you will get back your ballot. Even if someone knew your email, id they cannot get back your ballot without that encrypted string that you saved somewhere safe like a usb drive.

You should have listened to me supported this. Now we are going to repeat another stolen election because all elections, electronic or paper, have no receipts, so you will never know for sure if your vote was ever counted.

>>21790604

>>21790353

>>21790411

I am always right about these things. Now dominion is flipping votes yet again.

>>21790631

Wrong, you can cheat with paper ballots too. They can be:

lost

duplicated

burned

subjected to water leaks

vote multiple times

hidden

left on a truck

thrown in a dumpster

new ones can be brought in while counting

and we have seen this in the last election too.

My Solution is the only right solution because only my solution can be, wait for it:

Verified and even Replayed in a few minutes.

>>21790694

>>21790703

You are both wrong. My solution allows you to vote from your home privately and it also requires you to show some type of proof such as a Driver's License, a Social Security number, or a Passport. Even if someone had all three of your ids and email address they still couldn't tamper and get back your ballot because when you vote I return you a 512 character encrypted string for you to save. So someone couldn't change your vote without that hash, even if they stole your computer or cell phone and you left that string on the device, it would still only affect one vote. It is not server centric where one compromise affects the millions of votes on that election machine as in Dominion. I even have a working app that you can see a ballot created in real time, with a real vote, and a real recall of the ballot.

>>21790694

>>21790703

You are both wrong. My solution allows you to vote from your home privately and it also requires you to show some type of proof such as a Driver's License, a Social Security number, or a Passport. Even if someone had all three of your ids and email address they still couldn't tamper and get back your ballot because when you vote I return you a 512 character encrypted string for you to save. So someone couldn't change your vote without that hash, even if they stole your computer or cell phone and you left that string on the device, it would still only affect one vote. It is not server centric where one compromise affects the millions of votes on that election machine as in Dominion. I even have a working app that you can see a ballot created in real time, with a real vote, and a real recall of the ballot.