Electronic Voting Systems

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=Electronic Voting Systems=
=Electronic Voting Systems=
==DRE Machines==
==DRE Machines==
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<br> '''DRE (Direct Recording Electronic)'''
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<br>  A '''DRE''' machine is a recent implementation of a fully self-operated computer voting system. DRE's are user-friendly and time-efficient which makes them an attractive alternative to traditional pen-and-paper voting.
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<br>    A DRE machine consists of a user screen for information and ballot display, a keypad involving buttons or a touchscreen, and other assisting tools such as head-phones for the handicapped. DRE's have
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<br> been implemented worldwide but most frequently used in countries such as Brazil, India and United States.
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==Optical Scan==
==Optical Scan==
==Internet Voting==
==Internet Voting==
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<br>  A '''DRE''' machine is a recent implementation of a fully self-operated computer voting system. DRE's are user-friendly and time-efficient which makes them an attractive alternative to traditional pen-and-paper voting.
 
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<br>    A DRE machine consists of a user screen for information and ballot display, a keypad involving buttons or a touchscreen, and other assisting tools such as head-phones for the handicapped. DRE's have
 
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<br> been implemented worldwide but most frequently used in countries such as Brazil, India and United States.
 

Revision as of 16:09, 1 December 2007

An Electronic Voting System is an innovative new method of distributing, voting, collecting and tabulating ballots through the use of computer technology. The software implementations which are
input into this technology expand every day to improve security and integrity of the results.


Contents


Electronic Voting Systems

DRE Machines


DRE (Direct Recording Electronic)


A DRE machine is a recent implementation of a fully self-operated computer voting system. DRE's are user-friendly and time-efficient which makes them an attractive alternative to traditional pen-and-paper voting.


A DRE machine consists of a user screen for information and ballot display, a keypad involving buttons or a touchscreen, and other assisting tools such as head-phones for the handicapped. DRE's have
been implemented worldwide but most frequently used in countries such as Brazil, India and United States.

Optical Scan

Internet Voting

Electoral Fraud

Insider Attacks

Man-In-The-Middle Attacks

Reported Problems

Security Implementations and Certification

Personal tools