Except, even with something like Helios, it becomes, at best "the testimony of the personal computers of each voter, which are also easily hackable". In the ext

Except, even with something like Helios, it becomes, at best "the testimony of the personal computers of each voter, which are also easily hackable". In the extreme, it gives you a system where Intel can probably decide the result of every election. Edit: However, see the Estonia example at the bottom of this comment thread. I might be convinced that a combination of technology and procedural safeguards can give us an online voting system at least as "secure" as our deeply flawed but functional online banking/credit system.