Calibration? My iPhone doesn't need to be calibrated... I tap the screen and it does what I want. No calibration necessary.

Electronic voting scares me.

reliable method to count votes. If anything gets fishy, it will usually occur by the person that takes your ballot and puts it in the machine. I think I lost my vote this way during the Gore vs. Bush election. (They drop it in a chute and say they'll count it manually later) And I think I almost lost it again another year when a good ole gal took it and pretended it wouldn't go through the machine, when the reality was that it was too tightly in the envelope.

This year they instructed me to take the ballot out of the sleeve and it put it in the machine, myself. But I didn't like that the guy was standing over me and could see me ballot visually. It's really just those two top categories that really matter. If you vote Dem for the two top ones, you'll probably vote Dem for all.

... The most under-reported story about vote suppression is this particular kind of election fraud... State budgets put the accurate machines where they want to count votes, and put the inaccurate methods (punch cards, etc.) where they don't want to count all the votes cast.

If Soros was such a force, he would have upgraded the election methods for the blue counties. Maybe we'll finally do it when Andrew Gillum gets in office.

We vote by mail.