Today, of course, is Election Day in the U.S. Many of our U.S. readers will be casting their votes electronically.
CITP has been front and center on the e-voting issue. Here’s a quick set of CITP e-voting links:
- Video of CITP lecture by Hari Prasad, on India’s e-voting system
- Alex Halderman and his students’ analysis of the 2010 District of Columbia online voting trial
- Ari Feldman and Alex Halderman’s demonstration of Pac-Man running on a voting machine,
- Andrew Appel’s work on New Jersey’s Sequoia AVC Advantage machines and the accompanying lawsuit: trial update, summary of plaintiffs’ witnesses’ testimony, and summary of defense witnesses’ testimony
- joint work by Steve Checkoway and his UCSD colleagues, with Ari Feldman, Alex Halderman, and me, on security issues in the Sequoia AVC Advantage machine (with video)
- my analysis of discrepancies in the 2008 New Jersey presidential primary
- Security Analysis of the Diebold AccuVote-TS Voting Machine by Ari Feldman, Alex Halderman, and me
Finally, in keeping with tradition here, on Election Day I post photos of unguarded voting machines in the Princeton area. Here are two photos taken over the weekend:
[This entry was updated at 1:00 PM Eastern on 2 Nov 2010, to add the Checkoway et al. item.]
