This is extremely unsafe. Not only can people's votes be changed, but they can be read as well. Antifa could go through, taking the names of everyone who voted for Trump, and then hunting them down like they did to the man in Portland.

But I'm sure this is intentional. Oregon is a far-left state, so they enable and work with Antifa at every chance they get. Also, they want to be able to rig the election in Biden's favor. Oregon is probably going to Biden, I don't think anyone will argue otherwise, but this is just a test run of what they want to enforce upon the rest of the country.

I entirely oppose online voting for this reason. Even without this specific, deadly flaw, there's no real way to make someone's vote secure. Technology doesn't work that way. Not even TOR is fool-proof — but we can't even get to those levels because you need to actually verify a voter's identity before they vote. With a paper ballot, this is no problem, since it's not linked in any way to the actual ballot, but online it's done through the same device and over the same connection.

I also oppose ballot machines for a similar reason. They're definitely more secure, but one USB can compromise the whole system, and the results are often transferred over the internet, which makes it inherently insecure.

The only solution is to go back to the paper ballot. Yes, it's more expensive, and it's harder to do, but we can't afford to cut corners with our Democracy. I support a constitutional amendment to require this, because if our election's ain't legitimate, neither is our government.