> I currently do not have a way to be certain that my vote is taken in account. That is something we do a lot of R&D on @Electis, along with the fine fellows f

> I currently do not have a way to be certain that my vote is taken in account. That is something we do a lot of R&D on @Electis, along with the fine fellows from InfernoRed, Microsoft and others. Because the value of an election is the thrust that voters have in it! It is part of what the homomorphic encryption protocol we use (electionguard) aims at solving. Your ballot is encrypted with a joint public key, and all the "artifacts" of the election are published after it closes. You can verify that your encrypted ballot is present in the artifacts, and that the whole artifacts archive verifies mathematically. https://www.electionguard.vote/ https://www.electionguard.vote/ https://electionguard-python.readthedocs.io/ https://electionguard-python.readthedocs.io/ https://www.electis.io/ https://www.electis.io/ https://electeez.com/ https://electeez.com/