Divisible Voting Scheme
Definition of a divisible voting system: 1.
Each voter has more than one vote and the number may vary from voter to voter
Multiple candidates.
Voters can split their votes and vote for more than one candidate.
2. requirements for a secure divisible voting scheme: 1.
Accurate tabulation results must be obtained.
Voters cannot vote for more than they have.
No disclosure of individual voting details.
3. propose a simple divisible voting scheme based on existing electronic voting schemes and point out its inefficiencies
Proposal of two new divisible voting schemes that are more efficient: 1.
Schemes using divisible multiple sets
Scheme using L-decimal representation
Theoretical and experimental evaluation of the efficiency of the proposed method
6. proof of safety
The paper proposes a new type of electronic voting system that allows voters with multiple votes to split their votes and shows how it can be efficiently implemented.
2023-04
@ShaneMatsuo: Plurality Tokyo I will be speaking at @pluralitytokyo. I had presented at the peer-reviewed international conference ISC in 2003 that Quadratic Voting can be considered as a tool, but without such weighting, each person can split vote on multiple options with different multiple votes. 2024-07
Shane Matsuo Remembering this paper I published at ISC in 2003, I would like to think about the conditions that make it work and those that don't, since there is no universal system in the world. I would like to think about the conditions under which it works and those under which it does not. >nishio #FtCTokyo Ken Suzuki "Divicracy, which divides the vote, makes parties and interest groups virtual and dynamic. There are multiple ideas within one person. If a person can only cast one vote for one candidate, he or she is ignoring the minority within himself or herself." https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GTTaw3MaYAM6HMq?format=jpg&name=large#.png
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