The Problem With Voting Machines

Richard Bradbury | Christine Wong | Audrey Raj

01-Nov-18 12:30

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When we mix technology with politics, one of the biggest concerns is the risk of being hacked - and that is a major concern for voting machines. But the problem with the midterm elections in Texas isn’t the machines being hacked; software bugs and glitches have been switching votes. So is there a true blue solution to the voting system?

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Categories: Entrepreneurship, Personal Development, Technology, Tech, SME

Tags: US midterm elections, voting machines, vote flipping, software glitches,

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