If you can look at the paper ballot it produces and confirm your choices are punched, there's no problem. And people were already looking at their ballots so t

If you can look at the paper ballot it produces and confirm your choices are punched, there's no problem. And people were already looking at their ballots so they could punch the right holes. Even if only 5% checked their physical ballot to make sure its right, that's enough to detect something fishy. Just to be clear, the actual physical ballots would still be counted they way they were before 2000. The only thing that needed to be improved was the punching of the holes. So have a machine punch and have the human visually confirm. Or the phone app or a myriad of other machines confirm. They can't all be controlled by one root kit.