Making Voting Easier for Disabled and Overseas Voters: Secure, Accessible Virtual Voting Infrastructure

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作者：
Selker, Ted [1 ]
Pelletier, Justin [1 ]
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[1] Rochester Institute of Technology, United States
来源：
Interactions (N.Y.) | 2024年 / 31卷 / 05期
关键词：
Voting machines;
D O I：
10.1145/3688156
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摘要：
The user experience of voting seems simple: a mark next to a choice. The fact that it determines the direction society is headed makes creating and counting this mark a central point of control. Organizing voting processes to collect, count, and report votes correctly often seems like an arms race between major political players.
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