OpenVoting: Making E2E-V voting transparent and recoverable. (arXiv:1908.09557v6 [cs.CR] UPDATED)

End-to-end verifiable (E2E-V) voting systems have been around for some time.
However, their adoption in large elections is poor, seemingly because of the
inaccessibility of their underlying complex cryptography to the general
electorate. Meanwhile, risk-limiting audits based on voter-verified paper
records (VVPR) have been effective in bringing easy-to-understand verifiability
and recoverability to electronic voting, but they generally require the
electorate to trust the post-election custody chain of the paper trail.

In this paper, we propose \emph{OpenVoting}, a novel polling booth …

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