[E-voting] Referendum solution

[David GLAUDE]

Counting a referendum is really no big deal.
RFID are better be BAN than used for fake democracy.
A normal citizen can not read nor verify the RFID inside the 2 ballot 
paper he received.
For a citizen to trust the count he must trust the RFID was properly 
provided and the RFID reader+program is tusted.

David GLAUDE

Ciaran Quinn wrote:
> The following solution might work for a referendum:-
> 
> A voter goes to the polling station and identifies himself as usual.
> The presiding officer gives the voter 2 ballot papers - one with the Yes option selected and one with the No option selected.
> The voter goes to a booth and folds over the 2 ballot papers.
> The voter then places one vote in a green ballot box (signifying that this is the vote they want to count).
> The other vote can be placed in a red ballot box.
> 
> The ballot papers have RFID tags embedded.
> At close of poll the tags in the Green box are read to determine the result. 
> Not only that but the pre-printed paper ballots can be easily scanned to verify the result.
> If necessary, they can also be manually counted.
> 
> Could a system like this be run for the European Constitution referendum, abandoning Nedap/Powervote?
> 
> Ciaran
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