I think a practical means to achieving this would be to self-organize and create the hardware+software design and a proof concept for this. That makes it much e

I think a practical means to achieving this would be to self-organize and create the hardware+software design and a proof concept for this. That makes it much easier for those concerned to stress-test it, and then point to benefits, since there is now a tangible realization of the idea. That should completely change the dynamics of the political process needed to get adoption. An easy path would be to get it approved for trials in smaller-scale local elections, and then slowly scale its usage over a decade or so. PS: One could easily envision an electronic system backed with paper printouts. The electronic system provides immediacy and avoids human counting errors, while any large scale manipulation of the electronic system can be verified by counting the paper ballots.