E-Vote-ID Conference

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🥳 The paper „Accidentally Simulating Manipulation during Real Election - but hardly anyone cares?“ by Melanie Volkamer, Florian Moser and Tobias Hilt was awarded with the distinguished #paper #award in the practitioners track at this years @evoteid.bsky.social. @kit.edu

✨ What an incredible time at E-Vote-ID! A huge thank you to everyone who made this edition so special. We’re leaving inspired, and ready for what’s next! The journey continues… 🌎✈️ 🇨🇦 NEXT DESTINATION: TORONTO! 🍁 See you at there! 🚀 #EVoteID26

🔐 Technical Track: Session 4. This session explores privacy and security in electronic voting, from secure ranking-based systems to privacy-preserving opinion aggregation. Speakers: Feng Hao, Orfeas Stefanos Thyfronitis Litos, Florian Moser, Mihkel Solvak. #EVoteID26

A very special key note on day 3

🎤 Good morning, #EVoteID26! We’re starting the final day with a keynote exploring trust in technology and what it means for the future of elections. Keynote: “Who Do We Trust Now? Technology and Tomorrow's Elections” Speakers: Priit Vinkel, Ajay Patel. #EVoteID26

💬 Panel The day concludes with a discussion on how election management bodies can connect academic research with practical tools, implementation and management. Speakers: Leontine Loeber, Vanessa Teague, Pascaline Krone, Carsten Schurmann. #EVoteID26

🔍 Technical Track: Session 3. The afternoon technical session explores advances in election auditing and vote-counting methods. Speakers: Damjan Vukcevic, Jack Nolan. #EVoteID26

🛡️ Practitioners’ Track: Session 3. The final practitioners’ session of the day focuses on digital threats, election simulations and the challenges facing election management bodies. Speakers: Florian Moser, Pascaline Krone and Rokas Stabingis. #EVoteID26

🌍 Governance Track: Session 2. This session explores elections under attack and vulnerabilities in traditional ballot-counting technology, bringing together perspectives on resilience, security and election integrity. Speakers: Ferran Reyes, Aleksander Essex. #EVoteID26

🗳️ Practitioners’ Track: Session 2. From non-interactive voting with veto to lessons from a nationwide blockchain-based referendum, this session brings practical experiences and new approaches to election technology. Speakers: Peter Rønne, Felix Maduakor. #EVoteID26

@peterroenne.bsky.social Peter on the stage as presenter in the ehhh practitioner session 🤷‍♀️ presenting his technical paper as abstract as possible

🎤 Good morning, #EVoteID26! We’re kicking off Thursday with a keynote on one of the major challenges ahead for electronic voting: post-quantum security. 🔐 Keynote: “Post-quantum voting: What, Why, When, How?” Speaker: Kristian Gjøsteen. #EVoteID26

Today we start with the keynote from Kristian Gjøsteen, one of the most influencing evoting crypto researchers

🔐 Technical Track: Session 2. The afternoon technical session dives into new approaches to verifiable and coercion-resistant electronic voting, from deniable vote updating to tracker-based voting. Speakers: Janis Erdmanis, Leonardo Kimura and Rosario Giustolisi #EVoteID26

🌍 Practitioners’ Track: Session 1. From automated election administration in Hungary to result verification in Honduras, this session brings real-world election experience and practical approaches to the #EVoteID26 community. 🗳️ Speakers: Attila Nagy and Mario Novoa

🗳️ Governance Track: Session 1. This session looks at how voters perceive election audits and technology, and how institutional trust, coercion and vote-buying shape perceptions of remote voting. Speakers: Christian Mack, David Duenas-Cid and Bogdan Romanov, and Christina Nissen #EVoteID26

@davidduenascid.bsky.social David as a presenter and talking about different forms of trust

🔐 Technical Track: Session 1. What does it take to build electronic elections that are secure, verifiable and independently auditable? Thanks to Audhild Høgåsen, Vanessa Teague and Thi Van Thao Doan #EVoteID26

Another great PhD Colloquium completed. Thanks Florian Moser and Bogdan Romanov for their great work chairing the Phd Colloquium.

Thanks to the State Electoral Office and the Information System Authority of Estonia for organizing a demonstration of the use of the IVXV Online Voting System. Many questions from our audience.

🚀 Next week #EVoteID26 begins! The countdown is almost over, and we're looking forward to welcoming the electronic voting community to Tallinn. Another inspiring edition of #EVoteID is about to start! 🌐 e-vote-id.ee

⏳ Less than 2 weeks until #EVoteID26! From 6 October, Tallinn will bring together the international electronic voting community for four days of discussions on security, cryptography, usability, and digital democracy. 📍 Tallinn, Estonia 🌐 e-vote-id.ee See you soon in Tallinn!

🚨 Less than one week left! Have a project, research idea or result you'd like to present to the #EVoteID26 community? Posters & Demos submissions close on September 15! 📍 Tallinn, Estonia 🗓 6–9 October 2026 🌐 e-vote-id.ee We look forward to seeing your posters and demos in Tallinn!

⏳ 11 days to go! The deadline for Posters & Demos submissions to #EVoteID26 is September 15. Got an idea, prototype or result to share? We’d love to see it in Tallinn! 🌐 e-vote-id.ee 🔁 Spread the word!

🌟 Meet our keynote speakers for #EVoteID26! Kristian Gjøsteen is a professor of mathematical cryptology at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology. He has worked on cryptographic protocol theory, key exchange, electronic voting and electronic identification.

"Perceptions of Coercion and Vote Buying in Remote Voting Across Four Countries" by Christina Nissen, @oksanakulyk.bsky.social, Jurlind Budurushi, and Melanie Volkamer was accepted at @evoteid.bsky.social. It evaluates how voters perceive the threat of voter #coercion and vote buying.

🚨 Last call! Submissions for Track 3 and the PhD Colloquium close tomorrow (July 10). Submit your work and join us at #EVoteID26 in Tallinn! 🌐 e-vote-id.ee Thanks to @liisapast.bsky.social, Vladimir Misev, Florian Moser and Bogdan Romanov

⏳ 3 days left! Submissions for Track 3 (Election & Practical Experiences) and the PhD Colloquium close on July 10. Don't miss your chance to be part of #EVoteID26! 🌐 e-vote-id.ee 🔁 Spread the word Thanks to @liisapast.bsky.social, Vladimir Misev, Florian Moser and Bogdan Romanov

🎉 A big thank you to the community! We have received 35 submissions for Tracks 1 & 2 of #EVoteID26. We are grateful to all authors for their contributions and look forward to the review process. Submissions are still open for Tracks 3, 4 & 5! See you in Tallinn!

🚨 Last call! Submissions for Tracks 1 & 2 close tomorrow (May 15). Submit now and join #EVoteID26! 🌐 e-vote-id.ee #CFP easychair.org/conferences/...

⏳ 10 days left! Submissions for Tracks 1 & 2 close on May 15. Don’t miss your chance to contribute to #EVoteID26! 🌐 e-vote-id.ee #CFP easychair.org/conferences/... 🔁 Spread the word

⏳ The clock is ticking! Don't miss the first deadline for 𝐓𝐫𝐚𝐜𝐤 1: Security, Usability & Technical Issues 🔐 𝐓𝐫𝐚𝐜𝐤 2: Governance Issues ⚖️ Submissions close on 15 𝐌𝐚𝐲 2026! 🗓️ Time to finalize that paper! 🚀

Less than 1 month to go! ⏳ Submissions for Tracks 1 & 2 close on May 15. Don’t miss your chance to participate in #EVoteID26! 🌐 e-vote-id.ee 🔁 Spread the word