
Except they have a much higher rate of lost or miscounted ballots.
But the two methods can be used together to create an improved system: electronic ballots with a printed ‘receipt’. My state uses this method. Before submitting your ballot, it displays the paper receipt and asks you to confirm your choices. If it’s incorrect or you want to change it, you can reject the ballot and it is immediately voided in front of you. If it’s fine, you press a button and it submits both the digital and paper copies of your ballot.
Election monitors can then validate the calculated results against the paper receipts.
Yes, you also need to hope they’re not building android replicas of all the voters, too.