Electronic voting machines have made our elections less reliable and less secure, but recent developments offer hope of a better system in the future. Current research offers the hope of a future voting system that is more reliable and more secure than ever before, at reasonable cost, by combining high-tech and low-tech methods so that each can compensate for the weaknesses of the other. This talk will sketch what this future might look like, and will highlight some of the research that may make it possible.