That's it entirely. I live in a VERY rural area, and we have receipts with barcodes that you can track either electronically or in person if you want to. They a

That's it entirely. I live in a VERY rural area, and we have receipts with barcodes that you can track either electronically or in person if you want to. They are not attached to you, they are attached to your vote and have unique ID's on them. In theory anyone can track your vote, but only you know which is yours and whether it's accurate or not. This is not the difficult problem. The difficult problem is that we have thousands of systems, depending on where you live, and politically, getting anyone to agree on any one system is probably impossible. But I am with you, cryptography is absolutely not required, and computers should not be fundamental to the process. Hell, electricity should be optional as well, just in case the shit hits the real fan.