This isnt so correct. If no ones names are on the papers, everyone is ticking, or numbering boxes and using supplied stationary then there's not much you can di

This isnt so correct. If no ones names are on the papers, everyone is ticking, or numbering boxes and using supplied stationary then there's not much you can differentiate on to de-anonymize the system. The last step would be to encourage everyone to fold their ballot and place it in the box that get's tumbled a few times before counting in public. It's an easy risk to control. And if you use a centralized voting roll you can enable people to cast votes from any place they like. As an example, In Australia I have three places to vote that are about 1, 1.5 and 2.5km from where I live. Each election I usually walk with my wife down past each to figure out which cake stall I'm going to spend money at. It's a big day of choices.