* Each voter signs off his name on the registered voter list before dropping it into the ballot box. If you want to do multiple votes, it's going to be harder.

* Each voter signs off his name on the registered voter list before dropping it into the ballot box. If you want to do multiple votes, it's going to be harder. Anyone can come and watch those. * Unboxing the ballot is done in public, anyone can come and watch those. * Counting the votes is public and anyone can come and watch. Voting on paper is dead simple, has withstood centuries of attacks, counting scales insanely well while attacks don't scale and it just takes one person to notice it and your whole plan goes south. Whereas electronic voting requires trusting black boxes, more black boxes, and understanding asymmetric cryptography.