Well, the voter doesn't have a second ballot. In a well run system, ballots are very secure, one per voter, observed into the booth, out of the booth, and into

Well, the voter doesn't have a second ballot. In a well run system, ballots are very secure, one per voter, observed into the booth, out of the booth, and into the box. In the scenario I described the voter takes the money and turns in a spoiled ballot. So the buyer only gets a spoiled ballot, instead of a vote in favour of his candidate. All vote buying scams are vulnerable to this tactic, even the Reel.