Electronic voting is a popular application of cryptographic and network techniques to e-
government. Most of the existing e-voting schemes can be classified into two categories …

All the currently existing homomorphic e-voting schemes are based on additive
homomorphism. In this paper a new e-voting scheme based on multiplicative …

There are two existing solutions to secure e-voting: homomorphic tallying and shuffling,
each of which has its own advantages and disadvantages. The former supports efficient …

A secure preferential e-voting scheme is designed in this paper. It is a homomorphic e-
voting scheme. It is illustrated that although mix-based voting is a very simple solution to …

In this paper, we present an electronic voting (namely e-voting) system based on
cryptographic techniques. Recently, some countries have used the e-voting system using …

Cryptography is an important tool in the design and implementation of e-voting schemes
since it can provide verifiability, which is not provided in the traditional voting. But in the real …

Electronic voting schemes can be divided into homomorphism encryption and anonymous
channel based schemes. The former type requires massive communications and …

Voting is a fundamental decision making instrument in any consensus-based society. It is
employed in various applications from student body elections, reality television shows …

The punch-hole ballot electronic voting protocol is a special version of the e-voting
paradigms based on homomorphic encryption. Assume that there are L candidates and a …

Looking at current cryptographic-based e-voting protocols, one can distinguish three basic
design paradigms (or approaches):(a) Mix-Networks based,(b) Homomorphic Encryption …