11-year-old changed election results on a replica Florida state e-voting machines in under 10 minutes

LOOL!

Granted these kids were the best and brightest in a Defcon competition to see who could hack Florida in the least amount of time.

But in spite of their age, I'd guess they'd still have enough sense to reject any efforts by him to collude with them.

Wait, how are any of those things you listed "zero security voting", especially voting by mail? Once your application is processed by your county elections official, your ballot would be sent to you. Mail-based voting systems today are far less risky than most polling place elections, precisely because they distribute ballots (and electoral risk) in such a decentralized way. Ballots are verified by cross-checking every signature on a security envelope the ballots are mailed in with signatures filed when a voter actually registers. A mismatched signature raises red flags, which elections officials can investigate.

What's so "zero security" about it?

Look, Hater. Time to wake wake up and look in the mirror.
You are on a Mission to make yourself look so hateful and biased, I don't understand what makes you tick.
Other than Hate and Bias. Happy now?

That's good, that means your results are at least secure on the e-voting machine level. Or at least, they can be verified by the paper ballot counts.

But there's still an open question about registration rolls. If the systems that contain state voter rolls are compromised, all they have to do is delete voter registrations in Democratic precincts come election day. Democrats show up to vote, they can't because they're not registered.

Mine too. And I work at one of the voting locations each election for the Board of Elections.