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2023
Biometric fingerprint devices used in electronic voting machines (EVMs) for voter verification and authentication eliminates two main threats towards present-day voting systems, which include illegal voting as well as repetition of votes. This application has extensive use in real world scenarios and helps to conduct fair and free elections. The person
Siddharth Chatterjee +2 more
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Biometric fingerprint devices used in electronic voting machines (EVMs) for voter verification and authentication eliminates two main threats towards present-day voting systems, which include illegal voting as well as repetition of votes. This application has extensive use in real world scenarios and helps to conduct fair and free elections. The person
Siddharth Chatterjee +2 more
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International Journal of Electronic Government Research, 2018
One of the major fields that have applied ICT in the 21st century government is e-voting. Around the world, e-voting is taking place and is seen as highly important in many countries. However, in many countries, including the Kingdom of Bahrain, public trust toward voting using ICT tools is still a big challenge.
Hayat Ali, Hanan Al Mubarak
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One of the major fields that have applied ICT in the 21st century government is e-voting. Around the world, e-voting is taking place and is seen as highly important in many countries. However, in many countries, including the Kingdom of Bahrain, public trust toward voting using ICT tools is still a big challenge.
Hayat Ali, Hanan Al Mubarak
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2016
The electoral system is an essential element for the survival of the democracy. Efforts are being made to develop voting systems that are convenient, reliable, transparent and secure. However, considering the security problems that can occur using the underlying technologies, it is difficult to construct an impenetrable system.
Ionut-Mihai Posea +4 more
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The electoral system is an essential element for the survival of the democracy. Efforts are being made to develop voting systems that are convenient, reliable, transparent and secure. However, considering the security problems that can occur using the underlying technologies, it is difficult to construct an impenetrable system.
Ionut-Mihai Posea +4 more
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IEEE Security & Privacy Magazine, 2004
In the future, we hope to see better voting machines that reduce the trust required in the software component and provide voters with confidence. Several states, such as California and Nevada, have already declared that voter verifiability will be part of any machine they use. We hope this positive trend will continue.
D.L. Dill, A.D. Rubin
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In the future, we hope to see better voting machines that reduce the trust required in the software component and provide voters with confidence. Several states, such as California and Nevada, have already declared that voter verifiability will be part of any machine they use. We hope this positive trend will continue.
D.L. Dill, A.D. Rubin
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International Journal for Research in Applied Science and Engineering Technology, 2023
Abstract: The right to vote is a fundamental right of citizens of democratic countries around the world. This is necessary so that citizens have a say in the choice of who represents them or in matters affecting them. The aspects of security and transparency are still threats from widespread elections with traditional systems.
Ayush Seth +3 more
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Abstract: The right to vote is a fundamental right of citizens of democratic countries around the world. This is necessary so that citizens have a say in the choice of who represents them or in matters affecting them. The aspects of security and transparency are still threats from widespread elections with traditional systems.
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ACM SIGCSE Bulletin, 2006
It is generally foolish to predict the future but in this case the odds are with me. This article was written in July 2006 but it will be early December 2006 before it is in print. In the USA a 'mid-term election' was completed in November (three months after this article was written) and I presume most of the recounts from that election should be over
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It is generally foolish to predict the future but in this case the odds are with me. This article was written in July 2006 but it will be early December 2006 before it is in print. In the USA a 'mid-term election' was completed in November (three months after this article was written) and I presume most of the recounts from that election should be over
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Information foraging in E-voting
CHI '09 Extended Abstracts on Human Factors in Computing Systems, 2009In this paper, we present a case study of human-information interaction in the online realm of politics. The case study consists of a participant observed while searching and browsing the internet for campaign information in a mock-voting situation while taking notes that were to be shared with others.
Vatrapu, Ravi, Robertson, Scott
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2015
This chapter contributes to the debate around e-voting by describing and discussing the experiences of two adopting countries: India and the Philippines. With careful, qualified comparison of the experience, the author overviews the possibility for adoption in Africa. Africa often finds itself at the centre of attention with respect to elections.
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This chapter contributes to the debate around e-voting by describing and discussing the experiences of two adopting countries: India and the Philippines. With careful, qualified comparison of the experience, the author overviews the possibility for adoption in Africa. Africa often finds itself at the centre of attention with respect to elections.
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29th Annual International Computer Software and Applications Conference (COMPSAC'05), 2006
We discuss the prospects and perils of electronic voting technologies. We argue that poorly designed and deployed technology can be the source of major threats to the security of the voting process, although carefully designed systems have the potential to increase the trustworthiness.
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We discuss the prospects and perils of electronic voting technologies. We argue that poorly designed and deployed technology can be the source of major threats to the security of the voting process, although carefully designed systems have the potential to increase the trustworthiness.
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