The simplest solution is airgapped voting booths, that do digital signatures + counting. This is a much more secure system (still has an attack surface) as you have a dedicated hardware and you could have each person’s ID card digitally sign votes.

Real time voting results require internet access + could harm anonymity (you could narrow down which voters voted at which time, and the changes in count)

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Yes. I would not say that real time results are something of importance. I just say electronic voting. Results can still be updated only after certain time.

It would only matter to me, that it is reasonably secure, a free option to choose and still deliver an anonymous vote, where only the voter can make sure what he voted.