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  1. Trump’s Electronic Voting Machine Claims: The Real Security Risks Explained

    by Winston Wendell Voting Machines and Election Security Watching election security evolve has been a strange ride, especially when high-profile politicians start making claims that shake people’s confidence in the whole system. Lately, Donald Trump has been all over the idea that America’s electronic voting machines are just waiting to be hacked. That’s got a lot of election officials and cybersecurity pros on edge. But if you really dig into what he’s saying, his claims do more […]

    bluepress.blog/2026/07/18/trum

  2. Trump’s Electronic Voting Machine Claims: The Real Security Risks Explained

    by Winston Wendell Voting Machines and Election Security Watching election security evolve has been a strange ride, especially when high-profile politicians start making claims that shake people’s confidence in the whole system. Lately, Donald Trump has been all over the idea that America’s electronic voting machines are just waiting to be hacked. That’s got a lot of election officials and cybersecurity pros on edge. But if you really dig into what he’s saying, his claims do more […]

    bluepress.blog/2026/07/18/trum

  3. A Random Fix to Polarization

    Fixing polarization, therefore, must involve fixing the nomination process. To do this, we need to allow centrist voices to speak. That only happens if we bring down the artificial partition dividing the primary process, cleaving centrists into two non-interacting camps.

    dothemath.ucsd.edu/2022/11/a-r

    Tom Murphy is playing on ideas I'd first encountered in this classic and excellent 2014 Aeon essay, "If you can’t choose wisely, choose randomly", addressing sortition and its uses, by Michael Schulson:

    aeon.co/essays/if-you-can-t-ch

    HN discussion: news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3

    #TomMurphy #DoTheMath #Sortition #Politics #Elections #ElectoralProcess

  4. A Random Fix to Polarization

    Fixing polarization, therefore, must involve fixing the nomination process. To do this, we need to allow centrist voices to speak. That only happens if we bring down the artificial partition dividing the primary process, cleaving centrists into two non-interacting camps.

    dothemath.ucsd.edu/2022/11/a-r

    Tom Murphy is playing on ideas I'd first encountered in this classic and excellent 2014 Aeon essay, "If you can’t choose wisely, choose randomly", addressing sortition and its uses, by Michael Schulson:

    aeon.co/essays/if-you-can-t-ch

    HN discussion: news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3

    #TomMurphy #DoTheMath #Sortition #Politics #Elections #ElectoralProcess