[danhardman]

I'd like to reference Tom Scott's video[0] here. There is no need for an electronic voting system, paper ballots work perfectly.

[0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w3_0x6oaDmI

[fredley]

Depends on what your need is. If you need to alter votes, it's an extremely good system!

[TeMPOraL]

This video is absolutely an amazing summary. Thanks for linking it!

[warcode]

Until you want to scale due to using rapid direct democracy. Paper ballots will still WORK perfectly, but the workload will be massive.

[zython]

Which is something you can justify IMO for a direct, just, free, equal and confidential election.

[specialist]

The gold standard is paper ballots cast at a precinct, counted the moment the polls close.

In the USA, average precincts are 500 voters. Totally doable. In fact, that's how many jurisdictions did it.