It's only helpful if we do something to improve the next election.

Here's the plain truth, zero speculation, it is technically impossible to have both secret ballots (which we clearly need) and secure electronic voting.

100% cannot do both. (The logic behind this is the incompleteness theorem.)

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With the databases The Douche Boys collected for Elon, & Palantir is collating — they already know everything about us anyway.
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Always require a paper ballot for recounting. Anything less implies an intent to steal.
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THEREFORE,
the most sensible thing would be to get rid of voting machines.

I could show you evidence that the two companies that supply most of our voting machines are corrupt, that all their products are hackable, that we don't actually need them, that they create and increase voter suppression,
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that voting machines are expensive, that they are unnecessary, that hand-marked paper ballots are vastly cheaper, cleaner, faster, never have to be rebooted, patched, or recalibrated.

But lest you call that fantasy too, let's go back to logic then.

Voting machines can NEVER be secure.
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