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Keith Griffin,Kimberley Griffins on implementation in Indigenous communities. Drawing on community-engaged survey work with three First Nations in Canada – Tsuut’ina Nation, Wasauksing First Nation and Whitefish River First Nation, 27 interviews with Indigenous leaders, identified experts, online voting vendors and federal govern

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Binganidzo Muchara,Ajuruchukwu Obiization of selected features of the protocol by means of formulae and models of .. We start with a very abstract view of the protocol as a public composition of a secret bijection from tracking numbers to voters and a secret mapping from voters to their choices. Then, we refine the view using multi-

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,Methodik und Forschungsproze?,l Elections (2017). The elections analyzed involve different processes for casting a vote: Early Voting at County Centers, Advance Voting at County Centers, Advance Voting at Ordinary Voting District Committees, Electronic Voting, Election Day Voting, and Home Voting. Our analysis shows how the admi

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Pierre Alary,Jér?me Blanc,Ludovic Desmedtectronic attacks, and those are less detectable by a human than physical ones. This paper contributes to the research of electronic attacks against paper voting by building a proof-of-concept classifier for audio samples recorded while writing numbers. Such a classifier can be used to break the priv

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Das Nachhaltigkeitskonzept der EthikBanks wrong, an RLA has a known minimum chance of leading to a full manual tally. RLAs generally rely on random samples. Stratified sampling—partitioning the population of ballots into disjoint strata and sampling independently from the strata—may simplify logistics or increase efficiency compared to si

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-10367-7y is not possible as it would require a fractional allocation of seats. Therefore several methods have been devised to compute seat allocations that differ in the way they try to achieve proportionality. Examples of such methods include the d’Hondt and Sainte-Lagu? methods that allocate seats accord