Comment by codedokode

1) How does cryptography helps to verify that the ID cards used by voters belong to real people and not generated for fictious people by the government?

2) How does cryptography helps to verify that teachers vote without pressure and not in principal's office under supervision? Or that they are not forced to give their mobile phones and ID cards to a principal for "inspection"? And the same for employees in large companies, government employees, military, police, doctors etc.

3) How does cryptography helps to verify people are not voting for a payment?

I am surprised that when someone says "cryptography" programmers become so blind that cannot see even the elephant in the room. It feels like everyone is brainwashed by propaganda.

> At any later time you can check with an independent device and look at the transaction finding out that it was altered with and retract your vote / change it.

Easy for a non-programmer.

> these details can be verified at a later date.

After election results are officially confirmed, and cannot be changed.