Do you know how many people live in the Metropolitan New York City area alone? 18.9 million.

How about several million?

Since 2010, I think they have paper ballots, with fill-in-the-circle choices, which are then put into an optical scan reader.

People could vote, but they'd have to be "read" and counted somewhere where there is electricity. Of course, there has to be electricity for light in the polling places. Can't fill in circles in the dark, in a church basement.

Most ballots are printed, and voting policy is set by County Boards of Election, which more often than not are bipartisan. Also, remember Republicans want their State and Congressional officials elected, even if the Presidential votes will be going to Obama

Think of the precedent if it were shown that elections could be held without computers. We fought Viet Nam to prevent precedents.

It's odd people think there isn't.