Abstract
Voting is at the heart of a country’s democracy. Assurance in the integrity of the electoral process is pivotal for voters to have any trust in the system. Often, electronic voting schemes proposed in the literature, or even implemented in real world elections do not always consider all issues that may exist in the environment in which they might be deployed. In this paper, we identify some real - world issues and threats to electronic voting schemes. We then use the threats we have identified to present an analysis of schemes recently used in Australia and Estonia and present recommendations to mitigate threats to such schemes when deployed in an untrustworthy environment.
Recommended Citation
Augoye, Voke and Tomlinson, Allan, "Analysis Of Electronic Voting Schemes In The Real World" (2018). UK Academy for Information Systems Conference Proceedings 2018. 14.
https://aisel.aisnet.org/ukais2018/14