cypherpunks Digest, Vol 120, Issue 160

[Karl Semich]

grarpamp, Steven, anybody else, do you guys know where to find the
state of community research, work, or activism on voting protocols or
designs that could be used in a voting machine or for digital voting
that respects citizens?

> Second, Karl writes: "The cryptographic software communities have
> developed working examples of transparent voting protocols for decades
> now, in the hopes of these things being adopted by governments."
>
> I would appreciate any hyperlinks to these communities. I think the
> source code for any voting computers -- say, robustly audited optical
> scanners processing handmarked paper ballots -- needs to be free/open
> software, fully available to public inspection, always. How to get from
> where we are now, to there, is a difficult question.