This seems like a problem that requires multiple approaches to fix. Since the election, I've been thinking that a system with these features would be ideal 1.

This seems like a problem that requires multiple approaches to fix. Since the election, I've been thinking that a system with these features would be ideal 1. Electronic machines powered by OSS - Provides fast counting, and potentially better UX in scenarios with large number of items to vote on - Ability for the public to review the code 2. Machines print copy of ballot that voter can verify before being placed in a secure ballot box - Provides auditable backup record 3. Machines give the option to print a second copy of the ballot with a unique code. This code can be used to verify selections later via some kind of online interface. - Gives the user one more check on ballot integrity - Allows voter to keep voting record anonymous if they choose I think this would balance pros/cons of pure paper vs. electronic voting systems