That's an hour long technical read. Do you think your average person with high school or a GED as their highest level of education or less, ~40% of the country, is going to be able to read such a meaty document and make sense of it?

8% of Americans are basically illiterate. 54% read below a 6th grade level.

I am not trying to attack you with that statement. This is a statement form one liberal to someone else I perceive as liberal leaning:

Your education privilege is off the charts.

We could have a system like Taiwan, but instead we have an electronic voting system. How do they compare and contrast? Why were electronic voting machines pushed on us? Which one has better understand-ability properties? Which one has better trust properties? What are the properties of electronic voting machines that make them desirable? Why do we have to convince people that voting machines are good (implying a lot of people don't think they are)?