Internet voting is a highly contested topic in electoral studies. This article examines Internet
voting in Estonia over 15 years and 11 nation-wide elections. It focuses on the following …

The employment of blockchain technology in electronic voting (e-voting) systems is
attracting significant attention due to its ability to enhance transparency, security, and …

While accountability is a well-known concept in distributed systems and cryptography, in the
literature on blockchains (and, more generally, distributed ledgers) the formal treatment of …

Electronic voting (e-voting) is regularly used in many countries and organizations for legally
binding elections. In order to conduct such elections securely, numerous e-voting systems …

Purpose This paper aims to put the focus on political disaffection that the voters may have
and its impact on their resistance to the changes, thereby influencing intention to adopt …

While accountability is a well-known concept in distributed systems and cryptography, in the
literature on blockchains (and, more generally, distributed ledgers) the formal treatment of …

Abstract We introduce ${zkVoting} $, a coercion-resistant e-voting system that utilizes a fake
keys approach based on a novel nullifiable commitment scheme. This scheme allows voters …

Elections generally involve the simple tasks of counting votes and publishing the final tally to
voters. Depending on the election's scope, these processes require sophisticated methods …

Election verifiability is defined in the computational model of cryptography. The definition
formalizes notions of voters verifying their own votes, auditors verifying the tally of votes, and …

This paper studies quantitative relationships between privacy, verifiability, accountability,
and coercion-resistance of voting protocols. We adapt existing definitions to make them …