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3.2.3 Privacy

The voting process must preclude anyone else from determining the content of a voter's ballot without the voter's cooperation. Privacy ensures that the voter can cast votes based solely on his or her own preferences without intimidation or inhibition.

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Intimidation implies "with cooperation"

Richard Carback (Academic, Computer Science) on 01.25.08 at 3:38pm

Obviously, I can intimidate you to cooperate with me to violate your right to
privacy. Every effort should be made to make sure, even with cooperation from the
voter, that privacy is maintained.

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