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Trump officials tried to ban half of U.S. voting machines, citing conspiracy theories
(www.straitstimes.com)
this post was submitted on 22 May 2026
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This is so different from the voting I know.
In France, bulletins are preprinted. We go to close space with every bulletins available in there away from priying eyes put a bulletin in the enveloppe. The enveloppe is then openly put in a box with everyone in the room watching your vote being register to the box. When voting time finished they are open by hand. The presence of multiple people ensure we cannot cheat while reading the content of the enveloppe.