Internet voting is an emerging e-government phenomenon. In the United States, several
state and local governments have experimented with Internet voting. This study presents a …

One emerging facet of e-government is Internet voting, or i-voting. I-voting refers to the
secure transmission of a ballot via the Internet. This phenomenon has the potential to …

In this article, we propose a deniable electronic voting authentication protocol for mobile ad
hoc networks, which meets the essential requirements of a secure e-voting system. Due to …

Internet polling also known as “e-voting” became popular in past few years, since it reduces
the tallying cost and time, increases the number of voter participation, also reduces the …

As voting systems evolve from paper ballots to electronic voting (E-voting) applications, we
have noticed significant efforts to develop real-world securer solutions. E-voting systems are …

Voting allows the people to elect their representative and express their preferences. In
modern day democracy, voting is one fundamental and most important tool for election. To …

This paper proposes an electronic voting scheme that can be implemented on the current
Internet without any secure channel. Under the long-term private key assumption, this …

(t, n) threshold secret sharing is a cryptographic mechanism to divide and disseminate
information among n participants in a way that at least t (t≤ n) of them should be present for …

In order to protect votes, e-voting schemes provide privacy, verifiability and eligibility among
other features. Most e-voting systems focus on the vote itself, considering it a fixed and …

In democratic society, elections and voting are always the most important hallmarks.
However, there are plenty of problems in the traditional election such as inconvenience …