Each of the following is a reason to implement electronic voting except A) voting processes inherently are subject to errors. B) voting processes cannot be confirmed. C) voting processes are historically subject to manipulation. D) voting processes are subject to fraud or attempts to rig the votes.

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Electronic voting is not a perfect solution and can also have its own issues and risks. One of the main reasons to implement electronic voting is to provide a more accurate and efficient voting process, reduce the possibility of errors and fraud, increase accessibility and convenience for the voters. However, if the voting process can be confirmed through other secure and reliable means (such as paper ballots), there may not be a need to implement electronic voting.

Each of the Following Is a Reason to Implement Electronic