Election Security Act: Paper Ballots, Audits, and Cybersecurity Enhancements
This act mandates the use of voter-verifiable paper ballots and requires manual counting for recounts. It also enhances voting accessibility for individuals with disabilities and strengthens the cybersecurity of election systems to ensure fairness and transparency. Citizens will gain greater confidence in the accuracy of their votes and the security of the entire election process.
Key points
Mandatory paper ballots: Every vote will have a physical record that voters can verify before casting.
Manual vote counting: In case of recounts, paper ballots will be counted manually, and their results will be decisive.
Increased accessibility: Voting systems will be more accessible for individuals with disabilities, ensuring their privacy and independence.
Enhanced cybersecurity: Voting devices will be prohibited from connecting to the internet or using wireless communication, reducing the risk of attacks.
Post-election audits: Mandatory audits of election results will be introduced to verify accuracy and detect potential errors.
Financial support for states: Grants will be available to states for purchasing new, more secure voting systems and improving election infrastructure.
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