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THE PRINCIPLE

Every voter should be able to verify that no one has voted in their name.

Every voter should be able to verify that their vote was recorded as intended, independently verify the final tally, and audit the integrity of the entire election.

THE VISION

Verify eligibility. Verify your vote. Verify the count.

An election should not depend on blind trust in its organisers, infrastructure or intermediaries. Every participant should have the means to independently verify the integrity of the electoral register, confirm that their vote was correctly recorded, and check that the final result reflects the valid votes cast.

From voter eligibility to the final tally, trust should be grounded in cryptographic verification, transparency and independent auditability.

UNDERSTANDING END-TO-END VERIFIABILITY

How can an encrypted vote be evaluated?

Encryption protects the privacy of individual votes while enabling voters to verify their own choices and the integrity of the overall result.

From encrypted ballots and private keys to homomorphic encryption and zero-knowledge proofs, these concepts make it possible to rethink how online elections can be transparent, auditable and trustworthy.