Ballots would be transferred over the Internet. Thus, the system would be carefully monitored. Voters would still use Internet voting machines at their regular polling place, but they would also be allowed to uses machines at other polling places. Thus, election officials would still protect voting machines. Remote Internet voting from county computers or kiosks Election officials assign voters a password or digital signature.
Voters can use Internet voting machines at any polling place.
Polling workers would not authenticate voter identifications, authentication would occur electronically. Remote Internet voting from any Internet connection Voters would be able to cast votes from any Internet connection including their home. There must be a method to protect the voting system from intrusions and corruptions. Governments would need to provide single-use clean operating system and a browser for voting. Implementation of best option Your best option will depend upon your government's technical capabilities and environment.