Electronic Voting & Counting Technologies - IFES

INTERNATIONAL ELECTORAL STANDARDSANNEXESAnnex 3 — Suggested Briefing Pack for Feasibility StudyCommitteeGeneral Documents on Electronic Voting and Counting Technologies1. Council of Europe (2004) Legal, Operational and Technical Standards for E-Voting,Recommendation Rec (2004)11 adopted by the Committee of Ministers of the Council ofEurope on 30 September 2004, and Explanatory Memorandum.2. Council of Europe (2010) E-Voting Handbook: Key steps in the implementation ofe-enabled elections.3. The Carter Center (2007) Developing a Methodology for Observing Electronic Voting.4. OSCE/ODIHR (2008) OSCE/ODIHR Discussion Paper: In Preparation of Guidelines for theObservation of Electronic Voting.5. IFES Applied Research Center (2007) Challenging the Norms and Standards of ElectionAdministration.Country Experiences of Using Electronic Voting and Counting Technologies1. Brennan Center for Justice at New York University School of Law (2006) The Machineryof Democracy: Protecting Elections in an Electronic World, Brennan Center Task Force onVoting System Security.2. Tokaji, D. (2004) The Paperless Chase: Electronic Voting and Democratic Values, MoritzCollege of Law, Ohio State University.3. Open Rights Group (2007) May 2007 Election Report: Findings of the Open Rights GroupElection Observation Mission in Scotland and England.4. Irish Commission on Electronic Voting (2006) Second Report of the Commission onElectronic Voting on the Secrecy, Accuracy and Testing of the Chosen Electronic VotingSystem.International Foundation for Electoral Systems 85