Examples of using Voting machines in English and their translations into Indonesian
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Some 1.1 million electronic voting machines are being taken around the country for the votes,
While replacing the state's voting machines would be an expensive process
Since losing the White House when no longer able to effect election fraud via their paperless Diebold voting machines and frank manipulation of voter tallies,
Beyond the economy, other helpful uses of this technology would include voting machines and ballot boxes to combat electoral fraud
That way, if there is any question whether voting machines were subject to tampering,
If electoral rolls were attacked by cyberhackers, or voting machines without a paper trail malfunctioned,
use more than 1.3 million electronic voting machines to cast votes for more than 1,300 political parties.
Last year, the company that supplies Venezuela's electronic voting machines said the tally in a crucial vote for an all-powerful constitutional assembly was off by at least 1 million,
over the construction of a mall was noteworthy for being the first instance in Chilean history where electronic voting machines were used.
use more than 1.3 million voting machines to cast votes for more than 1,300 political parties.
Starting in the early 2000s, voting machines were replaced in a wholesale fashion, spurred on by
Historically, five types of voting machines used at least somewhere in the United States:
To give you a sense of the problem, the voting machines used in Wisconsin were banned in California after they were shown to be highly vulnerable to hacking
where it was reported that Russian hackers managed to access United States voting machines in 39 states in the run-up to the election.
that Clinton received 7 percent fewer votes in counties that relied on electronic voting machines.
problematic electronic voting machines are returning to more traditional(and cheaper) paper-based ones.
where it was reported that Russian hackers managed to access United States voting machines in 39 states in the run-up to the election.
This and the US electoral fraud in 2000 and 2004 via Diebold paperless voting machines is considered too shocking for the American public to handle,
That means it's possible power could still be out in parts of some states on Election Day next Tuesday- a major problem for precincts that rely on electronic voting machines.
Wired reports that dozens of local election officials plan to visit the Voting Village-- a returning event in which adults attempt to hack into voting machines-- but while invitations were extended to the Republican National Committee.