--- Warren Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Then still, your (KPY's) attack idea is still applicable even in
just one
race (if there are enough candidates, e.g. 135 in the CA governor
Schwarzenegger race)
and Rivest includes discussion of this attack in his (latest! but
not his original!)
I wonder how far this could be taken. The US probably goes further than
any other country. Splitting the law makers (legislative) from the law
appliers (courts) happens in most countries.
The legislative branch under those systems have multiple powers:
- selects the Prime Minister
The problem with an attack like this is that it requires a lot of
co-conspirators. An attack by a few people may work in the absence of a
paper trail (at least until someone gets a profitable book deal), but
for this attack to succeed, everyone would have to
A) Copy his against Bush votes to
The voting machine could make some additional copies of the receipts
and distribute them to other voters. Then voters could not be sure
that they have the only copy of the receipt.
Juho Laatu
On Oct 6, 2006, at 20:06 , Warren Smith wrote:
Nasty new attack on Rivest 3ballot scheme and
