Implementing voting technology reforms faces several challenges, such as concerns over cybersecurity and the potential for voter disenfranchisement. Many voters may lack access to technology or the necessary skills to use new systems. Additionally, there can be resistance from political actors who benefit from the status quo. Ensuring transparency and building public trust in the security and integrity of new technologies are essential, as is addressing the legal and regulatory frameworks that govern elections. Balancing innovation with election integrity is critical for successful reform.