Which voting technology product development issue led to the Help America Vote Act of 2002, fundamentally changing how election products are certified and tested in the United States?

The development of voting technology represents a unique intersection of product development and democracy. From paper ballots to electronic voting machines to blockchain proposals, governments around the world have wrestled with creating secure, accessible, and trustworthy voting systems. This poll tests your knowledge about a pivotal moment in the evolution of voting technology that reshaped how we think about election security and product testing.

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The 2000 presidential election's 'hanging chad' controversy with punch card ballots in Florida
The 2016 concerns about foreign interference in electronic voting machine software
The 1960 accusations of ballot box stuffing in Illinois during the Kennedy-Nixon election
The 2010 introduction of mobile voting apps that failed initial security audits