There's been a lot of debate over how poor the security, reliability and recountability of the electronic voting machines is. Frankly, I see an easy technical solution: keep the touchscreen UI, but have each touchscreen machine print a plain-paper, human-readable, filled-in ballot which goes in the box to be counted. The printout can have fancy barcodes to speed up automated counting, too; but the key is that the voter can doublecheck that the votes are as intended before putting the ballot in the box.
Of course, that's a technical solution to a political problem. Sigh. Ah, well, at least I know my vote's in.
