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E-Voting: Election Phases and Security Measures

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Description

This lecture covers the different phases of an election, including requirements, casting, marking ballots, authentication, and integrity. It also discusses the importance of privacy, transparency, and the toolbox for ensuring correct results in e-voting systems.

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