Paper Ballots: The Key to Javier Millet's Election in Argentina

The election of right-wing libertarian Javier Millet in Argentina has left pundits puzzled. However, a simpler answer lies in the use of paper ballots. After electronic voting machines caused chaos and confusion in the primaries, a federal judge struck them down, giving voters the right to elect candidates using traditional paper ballots. This decision provided a clear answer on Election Day that the liberal elites didn't like. The elimination of electronic voting in Argentina highlights the advantages of paper ballots in ensuring a transparent and reliable electoral process.