Printing Votes — Is It a Hack?
summary
Examines election technology practices, evaluating good and bad ideas around printing ballots and end-to-end cryptography for voting systems. Discusses concrete attacks on Brazilian voting machines (from 2022 reports) and critiques metaphors and design choices in electronic voting and ballot-printing approaches.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 4:03Election requirements
- 10:26Printed votes Brazil world
- 14:25Software independence VVPat
- 18:23Risk-limiting audit
- 21:54End-to-end systems cryptography
- 24:242022 reports analysis
- 38:35Conclusion vote printing
- 40:46Policy tech discussion
- 53:43Q&A
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