Way back in my day, 2016, we used to go to the voting location that we were required to, by district. They had my information listed in a ledger, they proved my identification, gave me a paper ballot with a number they associated with my name. I voted then slid my ballot into a counting machine/vault. At the close of the polling place, the information was pulled from the machine to get a count of the vote by the 10pm news. The officials then had a couple months to hand count, and verify the validity of the vote. Then in January the electors voted in the President. I wasn't allowed to vote anywhere else, with a few exceptions where i could ask for a mail in ballot if i could not make it to my polling place on election day. My name would be removed from the ledger to insure I don't mail in, and in person vote. Nowadays fraud, or at least the ability, the lack of chain of command, and lack of a personal identification, make it impossible to secure the vote. We also now take a whole month to vote, and can't get a count for , what we have been told could be a month or more after election day, the vote. To those who support the latter system, what is wrong with the way it was done?