For what it's worth, as a Floridian: What we actually have these days are ballots like this that we fill out then feed into a scanning machine.
Voting like it's 1999 I guess
Kinda seems like the best of both worlds to me: Votes are counted by machine, while leaving an auditable paper trail
If a single chad hangs then we might as well throw out the entire thing
Pat Buchanan
Mmmm... guillotine switch.
If you divide them up into 2 sets of 300 levers, you'd have 300 bits for counting the votes for each candidate (which a max number that probably exceeds the amount of stars in the milky way).
All the voters have to do, is pull or push on the the correct set of levers to increment the votes of their candidate by exactly one. If it's done wrong, the final count might be off by a few quadrillion, but that's within margin of error.
