One big problem with voting (as seen in the last couple of contested elections (everywhere)) is that we mostly witness how people vote in big cities, leaving sm

One big problem with voting (as seen in the last couple of contested elections (everywhere)) is that we mostly witness how people vote in big cities, leaving small towns unattended, where most of the fraud occurs. Fraudsters will leave big cities untouched so people's choice win by close margin and therefore they can't complain about the voting system, inflating ballots everywhere else, sometimes seeing statistically improbable 80% or 90% votes favoring the surprisingly elected incumbent candidate. Happens in both sides of the pond...