Sensus is accurate and democratic . It will not accept ballots from those not registered to vote, nor will it accept more than one ballot from each registered voter. Invalid ballots can only be introduced into the final tally by the validating authority if some voters do not submit ballots. It is also verifiable , allowing voters to verify that their votes have been counted correctly, and anonymously challenge the results should their votes be miscounted. Mock elections conducted with Sensus indicate that the system is convenient .
Voters can generally mark a short ballot and complete all transactions within a few minutes.
Sensus is also mobile and flexible . We have demonstrated that Sensus is a practical system for conducting small-scale Internet polls. With further testing and improvements, we believe Sensus will be suitable for large-scale Internet surveys and elections. References 1 Josh Benaloh and Dwight Tuinstra. 2 Josh Daniel Cohen Benaloh.