Voting machine security encompasses the safeguards—hardware encryption, software audits, and physical locks—that protect electronic voting systems from tampering or hacking. It’s used during elections to ensure ballots are accurately recorded and counted. Benefits extend to voters, election officials, and governments, preserving trust in democratic outcomes by preventing fraud and errors.
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