Analysis and Implementation of Internet Based Remote Voting
Kevin Butterfield, Xukai Zou
Abstract
Kevin Butterfield, Xukai Zou
Abstract
Voting 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. We found many strengths of E-Voting as well; advantages it has over traditional, booth-based voting systems such as guaranteed accuracy, resilience against corruption, and strength against unauthorized voting. As well as the concept of E-Voting, three real-world E-Voting systems were researched and an implementation of the most recent was developed.
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Voting 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. We found many strengths of E-Voting as well; advantages it has over traditional, booth-based voting systems such as guaranteed accuracy, resilience against corruption, and strength against unauthorized voting. As well as the concept of E-Voting, three real-world E-Voting systems were researched and an implementation of the most recent was developed.
Key concepts: Voting, Computer science, Computer security, The Internet, Resilience (materials science), Electronic voting, Disapproval voting, Language change