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FiltrumVote: Scalable, Verifiable, and Coercion-Resistant Internet Voting
Internet voting can increase voter turnout and reduce operational costs; however, it also facilitates voter coercion. One compelling approach to address this issue is deniable vote updating, which allows voters to cast multiple ballots while counting only their final vote. Despite its intuitive appe
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