End of definition of a transparent election process, with a private ballot for every voter. Not difficult to understand. Now let's compare that ideal and goal with the upcoming Reform Party National Primary, to be conducted by mail-in vote and internet vote. First of all, the private ballot is destroyed by internet voting, as any person familiar with computers will tell you. The FBI finds out who has child pornography in their computer systems by looking at e-mail that your computer server keeps . . .
Nothing is totally secure.
Case closed on that one. The opposite of transparency is when it is impossible to see something, when it is NOT evident, NOT obvious. This is what happens in every computerized election, whether it be with IBM punch card, optical scanner, or whatever. It is the exact opposite of transparent. Same with machine counted elections.