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The point is whether they are less secure than paper ballots. Is it more trivial to tamper with these machines change/destroy valid paper ballots in a similar situation. I think the machines are put in a secure location when they are being use and the time between election and counting



"the time between election and counting" - This is of course quite critical , from what i know of India, in certain parts of the country - ballot stuffing of paper ballots was very prevalent. EVM's at least preclude that possibility.


No, they don't. The clip-on attack can electronically stuff the EVM by rewriting the internal EEPROM, bypassing the EVMs' rate-limiting feature.




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