Santa Barbara / Boston / Berlin / Vancouver / Sciences / Oakland / San Jose / /
Company
Weekly Standard / Princeton University Press / /
Country
Estonia / United States / Canada / / /
Facility
Daniel R. Sandler Dan S. Wallach Rice University / T. E. Hall / Massachusetts Institute of Technology / /
IndustryTerm
Web-based open-audit voting / electronic voting systems / Internet voting / Internet link / web browsers / machinery / Internet-based voting / residential Internet scenario / Internet connection / remote network / fault-tolerance and tamper-resistant audit / cryptographic voting protocol / smart-card chip / proposed Internet / cryptographic voting protocols / local broadcast network / e-voting / Internet transmission / Internet hosts / trusted server / government web site / recent research systems / unsupervised Internet voting / ballot preparation tools / resistance against network / /
Organization
Yale University Department of Computer Science / National Science Foundation / Princeton University / Rice University / Massachusetts Institute of Technology / federal government / Department of Defense / U.S. military / /
Person
Dan S. Wallach / Daniel R. Sandler Dan / /
PoliticalEvent
parliamentary elections / /
Position
director of the voter / county clerk / Officer / general Internet voting problem / supervisor / election administrator / administrator / registrar / public supervisor / election director / /
ProgrammingLanguage
Java / /
ProvinceOrState
Texas / New Jersey / San Mateo County / Oregon / British Columbia / Hawaii / California / Massachusetts / /
PublishedMedium
The Weekly Standard / Communications of the ACM / Lecture Notes in Computer Science / /
The case for networked remote voting precincts Daniel R. Sandler Dan S. Wallach Rice University {dsandler,dwallach}@cs.rice.edu Abstract