It may look old-fashioned, but you can't beat paper and pencil ballots, with counts watched carefully by scrutineers from all the major parties, and the results

It may look old-fashioned, but you can't beat paper and pencil ballots, with counts watched carefully by scrutineers from all the major parties, and the results sent to a central tally-room where once again, scrutineers from all the major parties can act as checks and balances to ensure that the final results are accurate and wide-spread.