> You could just have pre-printed ballots with the name of the person you're voting for on them. Imagine a ballot (or something) that had the pre-printed names

> You could just have pre-printed ballots with the name of the person you're voting for on them. Imagine a ballot (or something) that had the pre-printed names on them something like those paper "call me for xyz" things you see on bulletin boards everywhere (or well you used to)? Basically the names would be on pieces of paper (maybe with a QR code?) about the size of what you get in a fortune cookie, that can be tore off the "ballot" and dropped in a box for later counting. With a QR code (or something similar), the counting could even be done with a machine. Such a paper ballot could arguably have many names attached (here in the US we have so many positions and votes to cast on so many things it's mind boggling, especially during certain election times). I'm not sure if or how well it would work, but I think it might be doable - at least enough to attempt.