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Remote Voting Schemes: A Comparative Analysis

Jordi PuiggaliContact Information and Victor Morales-RochaContact Information

(1)  Scytl Secure Electronic Voting, Tuset 20 1-7, 08006 Barcelona, Spain
Abstract
Some governments initially introduced postal voting as a way to facilitate overseas and absentee voter’s access to the electoral process. However, reliability issues that are part of postal voting have helped to introduce new remote voting channels based on electronic means. In the United States, electronic voting channels based on fax, email or Internet, are or have been used in binding elections. In this paper we identify which are the current remote voting channels used in the United Sates for overseas voters binding elections. We also identify which are the main criteria requirements used to evaluate the implementation of these remote voting channels, and provide a general comparison of the fulfilment of these requirements by these remote voting channels.

Keywords  Remote voting - remote electronic voting - postal voting - Internet voting


Contact Information Jordi Puiggali
Email: jordi.puiggali@scytl.com

Contact Information Victor Morales-Rocha
Email: victor.morales@scytl.com
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