The perils of computerized voting

Article Abstract:

The computerized voting systems used in California and throughout the country are paperless, as the machines do not produce a paper record of the voter's ballot that the voter can inspect and verify before leaving the polls. A study of an electronic ballot reveal that how perfectly everything is done in a typical computerized voting system for the final results to be accurate.

Internet voting

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The great exception

Article Abstract:

The work of the author, editor and chronicler of California, Carey McWilliams is presented. In his work, Carey McWilliams exposed the conditions of farm-workers, inspired movies such as Chinatown and radiated a generous view on his native state.

Authors, Writers, Works, Farmers, McWilliams, Carey

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