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Framework for practical and receipt-free remote voting
IET Information Security, 2018 Remote voting allows the voters to cast their votes remotely at their convenience, and it is desirable in many circumstances. In the literature, a number of verifiable remote voting schemes have been introduced recently. However, some of these schemes are only suitable for the low coercion environment.
Chin-Chen Chang, Zhe Xia
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A taxonomy and comparison of remote voting schemes
2014 23rd International Conference on Computer Communication and Networks (ICCCN), 2014Remote voting has been an active research field for application of cryptographic techniques in the last two decades with many schemes and systems in publication. In this paper we present an overview of recent efforts in developing voting schemes and security models that involve a variety of real world constraints to ensure election integrity.
Huian Li +2 more
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Formal techniques in a remote voting system
ACM SIGSOFT Software Engineering Notes, 2006Kiezen op Afstand (KOA) is a Free Software, remote voting system developed for the Dutch government in 2003/2004. In addition to being Open Source, key components have been, or are currently being formally specified and verified. These include a tally system and a modeling of the Irish electoral system.
Joseph R. Kiniry +4 more
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Introducing Verifiability in the POLYAS Remote Electronic Voting System [PDF]
, 2011 Remote electronic voting continues to attract attention. A greater number of election officials are opting to enable a remote electronic voting channel.
Maina M Olembo
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Architecture of COOPTO Remote Voting Solution
2009This contribution focuses on investigation of remote electronic voting system, named COOPTO. Researching of suitability of electronic voting solution is forced by necessity of the improvement election process. The COOPTO is based on topical investigation of voting process and their implementation of using modern information and communication technology.
Radek Silhavy +2 more
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Secure Remote Electronic Voting
2006 IEEE International Conference on Electro/Information Technology, 2006As the Internet is used for more and more secure transactions, such as shopping, banking, submitting tax returns, etc., several institutions and companies have proposed using the Internet as a medium for remote electronic voting, either as an alternative or replacement for traditional poll site and paper absentee ballot systems.
David Foster +2 more
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Remote Voting Schemes: A Comparative Analysis
2007Some governments initially introduced postal voting as a way to facilitate overseas and absentee voter's access to the electoral process. However, reliability issues that are part of postal voting have helped to introduce new remote voting channels based on electronic means.
Jordi Puiggali, Victor Morales-Rocha
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Anonymous Remote Voting System
2019 International Multi-Conference on Engineering, Computer and Information Sciences (SIBIRCON), 2019In this paper we describe the cryptographic protocol of anonymous remote voting, which reliability is provided by proof and justification of its properties. This protocol was used in the real anonymous voting system developed in Institute of Computational Technologies SB RAS.
Anton Rakitskiy
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Analysis and Implementation of Internet Based Remote Voting
2014 IEEE 11th International Conference on Mobile Ad Hoc and Sensor Systems, 2014Voting over the internet has been a topic of great interest for many years. We researched E-Voting: its theory, its practice, and its examples. We found many potential problems with E-Voting; concerns both for election integrity and voter privacy.
Kevin Butterfield, Xukai Zou
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sElect: A Lightweight Verifiable Remote Voting System
2016 IEEE 29th Computer Security Foundations Symposium (CSF), 2016Modern remote electronic voting systems, such as the prominent Helios system, are designed to provide vote privacy and verifiability, where, roughly speaking, the latter means that voters can make sure that their votes were actually counted. In this paper, we propose a new practical voting system called sElect (secure/simple elections).
Ralf Küsters +3 more
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