Election Security: Perception and Reality

Authors:
David Evans;Nathanael Paul
Affiliations:
University of Virginia;University of Virginia
Venue:
IEEE Security and Privacy
Year:
2004

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Abstract

Voters' trust in elections comes from a combination of the mechanisms and procedures we use to record and tally votes, and from confidence in election officials' competence and honesty. Electronic voting systems pose considerable risks to both the perception and reality of trustworthy elections.