Accessible Voter-Verifiability

Authors:
David Chaum;Ben Hosp;Stefan Popoveniuc;Poorvi L. Vora
Affiliations:
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Venue:
Cryptologia
Year:
2009

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Abstract

All voter-verifiable voting schemes in the literature require that the voter be able to see and to mark. This paper describes modifications to the Pret a Voter and PunchScan schemes so that a voter who can either see or hear, or both, independent of marking ability, may avail of voter-verifiability without revealing her vote. The modified systems would provide privacy and integrity guarantees that are currently available only to voters who can both see and mark.