Some computer experts have spoken out against the conversion to touch-screen voting machines because
A) there is no evidence that there have been any problems with punched card systems.
B) they are made in China, which does not even hold elections.
C) a power failure could make it impossible for people to vote.
D) they do not have a paper audit trail.
E) All of the above

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The main concern raised by computer experts is that touch-screen voting machines do not have a paper audit trail, which means there is no way to verify the accuracy of the vote count. This is a fundamental issue that undermines the integrity of the democratic process. While there may be other concerns, such as the risk of power outages, these are secondary to the lack of a paper trail.

Some Computer Experts Have Spoken Out Against the Conversion to Touch-Screen