> but I'd still like it to be researched and tested for decades
That's the real problem though: in order to attest that the system works and is reliable, you need massive knowledge and study. Considering that elections are supposed to be for everyone and the amount of people capable of conducting such studies is at most a 100 per country, the whole electronic voting is impossible.
It's not a technical issue, it's either an education issue (everyone needs to be able to understand and verify the system) or a "knowledge" issue (we need to find a straightforward solution to the problem)
That's the real problem though: in order to attest that the system works and is reliable, you need massive knowledge and study. Considering that elections are supposed to be for everyone and the amount of people capable of conducting such studies is at most a 100 per country, the whole electronic voting is impossible.
It's not a technical issue, it's either an education issue (everyone needs to be able to understand and verify the system) or a "knowledge" issue (we need to find a straightforward solution to the problem)