>The traditional voting system for French citizen is a transparent box with paper voting ballots in an envelop. You can count the votes later in a group of rand

>The traditional voting system for French citizen is a transparent box with paper voting ballots in an envelop. You can count the votes later in a group of random citizens, I did it twice personnally, and it's very easy to understand. That sounds lovely, maybe keep doing it that way. You shouldn't treat online voting as something inevitable with phrasing like "will online voting require" if you want to continue living in a democratic republic. "Crypto" (as in cryptography) experts have repeatedly briefed you people on this multiple times in multiple languages. Stop misunderstanding on purpose, lest folks just do whatever they want (IMHO.) But I'm not French, so I have no horse in this race... you can do whatever you want OP.