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Proceedings of the 2010 Workshop on Governance of Technology, Information and Policies, 2010
In Europe, the U.S., and Asia, political and market forces seek expanded use of the Internet for voting and election administrative functions. Governmental responses have differed, but commonly governments omit qualified computer security experts from exercising decisive weight in policy decisions.
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In Europe, the U.S., and Asia, political and market forces seek expanded use of the Internet for voting and election administrative functions. Governmental responses have differed, but commonly governments omit qualified computer security experts from exercising decisive weight in policy decisions.
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The patchwork of internet voting in Canada
2014 6th International Conference on Electronic Voting: Verifying the Vote (EVOTE), 2014Internet voting developments in Canada are growing quickly, with activity focused in local elections, political party leadership votes and unions. In some instances, the federal structure of the Canadian state facilitates Internet voting use, while in others it inhibits it.
Nicole J. Goodman, Jon H. Pammett
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To i-vote or Not to i-vote: Drivers and Barriers to the Implementation of Internet Voting
2021This paper investigates the drivers and barriers of internet voting and the implications of a global pandemic for the development of the respective technology. In contrast to the expected uptake in the early 2000s of internet voting, the technology is still rather seldomly used in election systems around the world.
Nathan Licht +3 more
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A Secure Internet Voting Scheme
2011We describe information security requirements for a secure and functional Internet voting scheme. Then we present the voting scheme with multiple parties; this voting scheme satisfies all these security requirements. In this scheme, the voter gets a signed key from the registrar, where the registrar signs the key as blinded.
Md. Abdul Based, Stig Fr. Mjølsnes
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2014
In the Internet age, the increasing prevalence of online voting regularly sparks controversy regarding security. This chapter addresses the topic of Internet voting by describing the characteristics of a democratic election and placing this new mode of voting within the context of the entire family of electronic voting systems.
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In the Internet age, the increasing prevalence of online voting regularly sparks controversy regarding security. This chapter addresses the topic of Internet voting by describing the characteristics of a democratic election and placing this new mode of voting within the context of the entire family of electronic voting systems.
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Security requirements for internet voting
Proceedings of the 2001 workshop on Multimedia and security new challenges - MM&Sec '01, 2001In this paper, I describe the security problem of Internet voting systems. First, the general security gap of the Internet is described. Second, a possible voting scenario, based on blind signatures is sketched. Third, specific security problems related to Internet voting are presented.
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An anonymous electronic voting protocol for voting over the Internet
Proceedings Third International Workshop on Advanced Issues of E-Commerce and Web-Based Information Systems. WECWIS 2001, 2001We propose a secure electronic voting protocol that is suitable for large scale voting over the Internet. The protocol allows a voter to cast his or her ballot anonymously, by exchanging untraceable yet authentic messages. The protocol ensures that: only eligible voters are able to cast votes; a voter is able to cast only one vote; a voter is able to ...
Indrajit Ray +2 more
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Internet Voting: An Empirical Evaluation
Computer, 2014The results of testing an Internet voting system, introduced as a pilot program in the Canton of Zurich in 2004, provide hard evidence of attitudes toward electronic voting and underline the need to rely on more advanced technology and centralized infrastructure.
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Scratch, Click & Vote: E2E Voting over the Internet
2010We present Scratch, Click & Vote remote voting scheme. The scheme is end-to-end verifiable and allows for voting over the Internet. It guarantees security against malicious hardware and software used by a voter; a voter's computer does not get any knowledge about the voter's choice.
Miroslaw Kutylowski, Filip Zagórski
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Secure and Easy Internet Voting
Computer, 2008A Swiss e-voting system, operational since December 2004, is based on a service-oriented architecture that lets voters use Internet or mobile phones to cast votes. Two-step encryption and redundant storage systems keep votes authentic and confidential.
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