Fully Tally-Hiding Verifiable E-Voting for Real-World Elections with Seat-Allocations

ePrint Report: Fully Tally-Hiding Verifiable E-Voting for Real-World Elections with Seat-Allocations

Carmen Wabartha, Julian Liedtke, Nicolas Huber, Daniel Rausch, Ralf Kuesters

Modern e-voting systems provide what is called verifiability, i.e., voters are able to check that their votes have actually been counted despite potentially malicious servers and voting authorities. Some of these systems, called tally-hiding systems, provide increased privacy by revealing only the actual election result, e.g., the winner of the election, but no further information that is supposed to …

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