L' INTELLIGENCE CYBER par Jean-Paul Pinte

“It’s not the voting that’s democracy; it’s the counting.” —Tom Stoppard

For cryptography researchers, e-voting isn’t about voting machine or online voting, but is a field of research in its own right. E-voting research is about designing e-voting protocols, the core mathematical components of end-to-end auditable voting systems, or voting systems where independent auditors and voters can securely verify that a vote’s outcome is correct. These voting systems aren’t just research papers but real technology that’s been used for actual elections: the city of Takoma Park, Maryland trusted Scantegrity II’s system based on paper ballots with invisible ink, while cryptographers themselves used the Helios online voting system to elect their leaders.

https://cybermashup.com/2016/11/09/e-voting-crypto-protocols/