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However several internet-based systems have been deployed which do not ensure the incoercibility of a voter's choice, and provide a level of privacy equitable to vote-by-mail.
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In order for an election to remain truly democratic, it must uphold four critical properties: privacy, incoercibility, accuracy and verifiability.
PublicTechnology.net 2008
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