SJ Amsterdam Abstract.
Voters can ensure that their ballots can be counted.
Voters wishing to disrupt an election can cause only a limited delay before being disenfranchised, unless RSA is broken. It is assumed, for simplicity, that a single organization z is empowered to decide who can register and that z acts faithfully to complete elections. Nevertheless, even if z were endowed with infinite computational power, z could not learn who votes which way or falsely convince voters that their votes are counted.