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Taiwan is one the world’s most technologically advanced nations but to safeguard its elections it does not use Dominion Voting machines but instead relies on paper ballots.
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ELECTIONS: Taiwan's election process utilizes paper ballots. Here's an overview: 1. Registration: Citizens must be registered to vote. Voter registration is automatically done using household registration data. 2. Voting Method: Voters use paper ballots. They mark their choices with a stamp provided at the voting station. 3. Voting Process: On election day, voters go to their designated polling stations, present their ID, receive the relevant ballots, and then proceed to a private booth to cast their votes. 4. Counting Votes: After the polls close, ballot boxes are opened, and votes are counted manually in the presence of observers, ensuring transparency. 5. Election Types: Taiwan holds presidential, legislative, and local elections, each with its specific procedures and ballot types. 6. Technology and Transparency: While technology is used for voter registration and result dissemination, the actual voting and counting are done manually to maintain the integrity and transparency of the elections. Taiwan's electoral system is known for its efficiency and robust measures to ensure fair and free elections. Paper ballots play a crucial role in maintaining the integrity and trust in the electoral process.

Taiwan has 20 million eligible voters, 71% of whom show up at the polls on Election Day to vote with a paper ballot. The results are available the same day. Why can’t we do this here in America?

So, you're saying they've never had this happen in the middle of the night?

Digital voting is cheating waiting to happen.

They got observers, police, hand count, transparency, speed.

Without paper and voter ID it’s a scam.

Yeah, they learned what Communism does. The only people using these corrupt and worthless machines are those who want to live under tyranny.

This is how it should be done!

This is sensible. Each vote is counted one at a time and shown on camera.
