National elections, boardrooms, crypto, unfit systems adjudicate
An annotated tour of my work on free and fair elections, in the line of argument that produced it. Secrecy for freedom: ballot secrecy formalised as indistinguishability, a blueprint for building voting systems from non-malleable encryption, and the attacks on Helios that motivated it. Verifiability for legitimacy: definitions of individual, universal and election verifiability, and what they miss. Score for influence: sidestepping Arrow's impossibility. Each result is set beside the tutorials and technical publications that carry it.
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