After hurricane Sandy hit New Jersey, the state decided to enable voters to submit their absentee ballots electronically to make voting more accessible. However, according to Verified Voting, one of every four voters that go to the polls nationally and imputs his or her decision electronically will not have their ballot printed, which means that those votes cannot help in a close race, like this year's. In addition, where there is no physical ballot there is no way to indicate whether votes have been tampered in a close election. Despite these challenges, voters are still coming out to the polls in record numbers. Americans dicuss the future of technology in this arena, and how to prevent voter fraud...
