RE: CRIME Security experts nix Internet voting plan

From: Andrew Plato (aplato@private)
Date: Sat Jan 24 2004 - 12:39:36 PST

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    > >Oregon won't do away with the mail-in ballots as far as I 
    > know. But the 
    > >remainder of the system is being updated to do electronic data 
    > >gathering and registration.
    > >
    > I'm a little vague on what that all means.
    > 
    > Is the Oregon electronic voting thingie going to support a 
    > voter-verified audit trail? Or is that not a relevant concept for the 
    > parts being electronicized?
    
    The system under development is mostly focused on vote collection,
    storage, voter registration, validation, and analysis, etc. To my
    knowledge, they will continue with mail-in ballots and use this system
    to process and validate those ballots. I would assume that the mail-in
    ballots could provide the audit trail of exactly how votes were cast. 
    
    Beyond that, I can't really discuss any technical details of the system
    for obvious security reasons. 
    
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