> It MUST produce a paper ballot that clearly shows what my vote is. Congratulations, you've invented a very expensive pencil. > ANOTHER machine that instantl

> It MUST produce a paper ballot that clearly shows what my vote is. Congratulations, you've invented a very expensive pencil. > ANOTHER machine that instantly counts my vote. A readout on the top of the machine shows the total number of ballots counted today. Which can be hacked to show you the correct count, but not report the correct count later on. At which points obviously the paper ballots can be emptied out and verified, but then which part of this isn't paper voting except with complex machines needlessly inserted? Paper votes can be counted quickly by machine if so desired, but the counting machines will have to be monitored and watched carefully to make sure they tally correctly. Essentially they cannot be placed in a public area where just anyone has access.