eTegrity

Details:

eTegrity is an implementation of a fully electronic verifiable voting protocol. It uses two devices, a computer and a smartphone for all its operations. It guarantees the privacy and integrity of the election while also providing an accessible audio and visual interface.

History:

• September 2009 – May 2010: Initial development phase
• May 2010: First fully working prototype was finished and presented at The George Washington University

Awards:

Arnold P. Meltzer Award for Best Computer Science Senior Design Project (2010)
Pelton Award for Outstanding Senior Project (2nd place, 2010)

More details: executive summary

Collaborators:

David Chaum, Mridul Nandi, Stefan Popoveniuc, Jan Rubio, Poorvi L. Vora (adviser)

Audio files recorded by:

Tudor Petre Marin (producing, editing)
Andreas Aron (voice)

Related publications:

David Chaum, Alex Florescu, Mridul Nandi, Stefan Popoveniuc, Jan Rubio, Poorvi L. Vora, Filip Zagórski.
Paperless Independently-Verifiable Voting. In review

Sponsorship:

Research Sponsored by NSF-CNS-0831149