Why We Need Open Source Electronic ...
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An open source platform called the TrustTheVote project builds end-to-end election software with open data standards, a nine-person core team and nine full-time engineers supported by a wider community; it pilots overseas-voter casting in November, already counts 200 members from 23 states representing 62.5% of the electorate. Work includes a barcode-based registration service with Rock the Vote, replacement e-pollbook prototypes (fixing COBOL legacy code), and verifiable casting, tallying and publication.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:16Mission of Open Source Digital Voting
- 2:00Trust the Vote Project
- 2:39Four Legs of Integrity
- 3:44Trust the Vote
- 4:43The Framework
- 5:20The Stakeholder Community
- 6:41Whole Books
- 7:35Innovation Possibilities
- 8:27Conclusion
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