Safeguarding the next election will be tough, but we must get rid of electronic voting machines

[Lee-Lee]

5. It doesn't need to be banned, just have a paper audit trail

Here in NC we have electronic touch screen machines that print not just your final ballot, but every keystroke you make. You can watch the paper scroll by right next to your touch screen.

At random in every county after the election precincts are selected at random to be audited where the paper trail is compared to the electronic tally.

The precincts chosen are only chosen after the election in a public, random way so nobody knows before where the audit will be in every county:

This gives all the advantages of electronic balloting but with a real physical paper trail you can check in a partial audit or fully in a recount of a close race.