I'm surprised nobody who's opposed to voting machines has set up a company to build/sell them yet. I assume people would buy them off your competitors if your p

I'm surprised nobody who's opposed to voting machines has set up a company to build/sell them yet. I assume people would buy them off your competitors if your pitch was "e-voting is bad, insecure, and has intractable problems. these machines are the cheapest and least-bad ones." I was considering it for a while, calling them Expensive-Pencil machines or something, alluding to the paper they'd print out following your vote.