Indeed. The rubber hose always beats cryptography. Always.
replySo if someone else knows my private key and voted for me not the same way i intended to vote, this will be visible in final results. And then you can start asking questions. If they have my private key and voted the way i intended, then its no problem :)
replyWhy would others trust you to be telling the truth and not just lying to attempt to cause mistrust in the election?
replyNaive solutions have naive problems.
I’m not sure what you’re trying to say. That the “solution” to that is just to ignore both votes in the case of multiple votes per id?
replyThat this is too simplistic. There are obviously many solutions with different trade offs, but this one sacrifices secrecy to help catch fraud, and it’s not even effective at catching fraud.
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