Yeah, I think electronic voting with voter-verified paper backups is the best we can do. That's what we use here--there's a long paper tape in the machine that

Yeah, I think electronic voting with voter-verified paper backups is the best we can do. That's what we use here--there's a long paper tape in the machine that your vote is printed on and you confirm it's right. Any attempt to mess with it would require tampering with both the machine and that long tape--can't splice in a part. And I don't think it's so much they want faulty systems, but rather that as usual with closed systems there simply is no incentive to do better.