Government
Mar. 18, 2004
Technological Advances in Voting May Cause More Problems Than They Solve
Forum Column - By David Mark - First-year medical students are often told, "First, do no harm." Elections officials should heed that advice when introducing voting systems that seem technologically advanced. It is unclear whether the new methods of ballot casting are more reliable than the old ones or whether they will create a new set of problems.
By David Mark
First-year medical students are often told, "First, do no harm."...
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