Did U.S. Get Voting Machines It Wants for $4 Billion?

The video discusses the challenges faced by the US voting system since the 2000 election, highlighting the transition to computerized voting and the issues with outdated technology. It emphasizes the problems with paperless voting systems, which complicate vote reconstruction and lead to lost votes. The video also examines specific cases, such as Memphis, TN, where legal challenges have arisen due to these issues.

What was the main issue with the computerized voting systems introduced after the Bush V Gore election?

• They were only available in certain states.

• They were too expensive to maintain.

• They used outdated technology with many bugs.

• They were not user-friendly.

How does the current state of voting systems compare to the 2000 election issues?

• It has improved due to better maintenance.

• It is the same as it was in 2000.

• It is worse because of the lack of paper ballots.

• It is much better due to technological advancements.

What is a significant problem with voting systems that do not use paper ballots?

• They are slower to process votes.

• They make it difficult to verify and reconstruct votes.

• They are more expensive to operate.

• They require more technical expertise to use.

Which state has mandated paper receipts for voting to improve the system?

• Tennessee

• Georgia

• Florida

• California

What has been a consequence of the lack of paper ballots in states like Tennessee?

• Faster vote counting

• Lost votes and legal challenges

• Simplified election processes

• Increased voter turnout