> There several different verifiable voting systems that have been conceived of – I’ll be describing a system called Prêt à Voter (the only one, to my knowledge

> There several different verifiable voting systems that have been conceived of – I’ll be describing a system called Prêt à Voter (the only one, to my knowledge, that’s been used in a real election). This is not true. Scantegrity was an excellent voting system implemented in a real, binding US election. It is also (relatively) easy to use and requires little modification to a traditional ballot-based voting system. https://www.chaum.com/publications/Scantegrity-II-Municipal-Election-at-Takoma-Park-the-first-E2E-Binding-Governmental-Election-with-Ballot-Privacy.pdf https://www.chaum.com/publications/Scantegrity-II-Municipal-...