Interestingly, in most of Europe, paper ballots and hand counting are preferred methods. We have seen times when electronic ballots have had glitches and have

Interestingly, in most of Europe, paper ballots and hand counting are preferred methods. We have seen times when electronic ballots have had glitches and have had inaccurate counts. Electronic ballots have experienced errors in tabulation and also loss of data, so it's not foolproof. In addition, vendors are known to be slow to patch security vulnerabilities in their systems --this leads to loss in confidence. Also as others have observed, in order to subvert paper ballots and counting, you have to compromise lots of people.