Secure voting refers to methods and systems designed to ensure that elections are conducted fairly and that each vote is accurately counted. This includes using technology that protects against tampering, ensuring voter privacy, and implementing measures to verify voter identity. To achieve secure voting, many jurisdictions use paper ballots, electronic voting machines, and audit trails that allow for recounts and verification. Additionally, training for poll workers and public awareness campaigns help educate voters about the importance of security in the electoral process.