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Requirements for Remote Electronic Voting

2009
The previous chapter specifies the requirements for stand-alone direct recording electronic voting machines. Based on this list and as a result of the development procedures from Sect. 4.1 this chapter provides the requirements for remote electronic voting systems. This standardised, consistent, and exhaustive list of requirements respects the glossary
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Non-Technical Risks of Remote Electronic Voting

2007
A few years ago, remote electronic voting seemed like a good idea for the near future. Globally, voting turnout figures are dropping dramatically (Electoral Commission, 2002) and politicians are therefore trying to find ways to increase civic participation.
A. Oostveen, P. V.D. Besselaar
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Developing a Legal Framework for Remote Electronic Voting

2009
This paper describes how to legally regulate remote electronic elections. Electronic voting systems have to respect the constitutional election principles. For technological solutions, this translates into security requirements that have to be fulfilled by the operational environment in which the voting takes place.
Schmidt, Axel, Heinson, Dennis, Langer, Lucie, Opitz-Talidou, Zoi, Richter, Philipp, Volkamer, Melanie, Buchmann, Johannes   +6 more
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Remote Electronic Voting Can Be Efficient, Verifiable and Coercion-Resistant

2016
The coercion issue in remote electronic voting has always been of particular interest. However, to date, all proposals addressing it either suffer from some shortcomings or are not efficient enough to be used in real world elections. To fill this gap, we propose a new coercion-resistant electronic voting scheme practical for real polls.
Araújo, Roberto, Barki, Amira, Brunet, Solenn, Traoré, Jacques   +3 more
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Verifiable Encrypted Redundancy for Mix-Type Remote Electronic Voting

2011
In this paper we present a mix-type remote electronic voting system belonging to the "proof of product with redundancy" paradigm. Votes are composed using a redundancy system that permits to prove the correct composition and plaintext awareness of votes at vote reception and check the validity of the mixing operation while preventing some privacy or ...
Víctor Mateu, Josep M. Miret, Francesc Sebé   +2 more
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Independent Computations for Safe Remote Electronic Voting

2013
In a world where a high percentage of citizens carry a smart phone or iPod and most households have one or more computers, it is difficult to understand why we have not been able to leverage powerful personal computing devices to allow citizens to cast their ballots electronically.
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My Vote, My (Personal) Data: Remote Electronic Voting and the General Data Protection Regulation

2020
On 19 September 2019, the Data Protection Authority of the Aland Islands (in Finland) published its findings on the data processing audit for the autonomous region’s parliamentary election special internet voting procedure. It claimed that there were faults in the documentation provided by the processor, which in turn meant that the election’s ...
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Remote electronic voting: application experience in Russia and abroad

Journal of Political Research
The purpose of the article is to study the use of remote electronic voting (DEG) in Russia and a number of foreign countries that have been using this innovative technology for a long period of time during local and national elections (Estonia and Switzerland), as well as those who refused to use it (Germany) due to various political risks.
Roman Alekseev, D. Kriveshko
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Towards Everlasting Privacy and Efficient Coercion Resistance in Remote Electronic Voting

2019
In this work, we propose a first version of an e-voting scheme that achieves end-to-end verifiability, everlasting privacy and efficient coercion resistance in the JCJ setting. Everlasting privacy is achieved assuming an anonymous channel, without resorting to dedicated channels between the election authorities to exchange private data.
Grontas, P., Pagourtzis, A., Zacharakis, A., Zhang, B.   +3 more
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From Centralized to Decentralized Remote Electronic Voting

2023
Killer, Christian, Rodrigues, Bruno, Scheid, Eder John, Franco, Muriel Figueredo, Stiller, Burkhard   +4 more
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