> Don't let the perfect be the enemy of the good.

Also, don't replace a secure, well-tested and practically proven system that works (paper and a ballot box), with something that fosters large scale malice (electronic voting) in the name of modernizing or, even worse, preventing small scale malice.

Voting is a process with unique constraints not seen elsewhere. Not with banking, not with aviation, you name it. Mainly because each voter must be able to cast his/her vote and be able to verify if the vote is counted correct and exactly once without letting anyone else know what he/she voted for.