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How can the system prove that my vote counted correctly if I can’t personally verify who my vote was counted for? This system obviously requires centralized tr
by lwansbrough 8y ago
How can the system prove that my vote counted correctly if I can’t personally verify who my vote was counted for?
This system obviously requires centralized trust (which I’m not against in practice) — but is there any provably secure way to make such a system decentralized? (Yes, blockchain..)
- 0xb100db1ade 8y agoZero knowledge proofs come to mind. You could prove you voted for one of a set of people without saying which one
- EGreg 8y agoYou should learn about off-the-record messaging, zero-knowledge proofs and blinded signatures. It's not obvious that centralized trust is required and in fact it isn't.
- tzs 8y ago> How can the system prove that my vote counted correctly if I can’t personally verify who my vote was counted for? In the Scantegrity sysem you can personally verify who your vote was counted for.