SEVA election architecture
Voting Process
Use approved, licensed kiosks in a controlled environment with check-in, ballot encryption, paper evidence, and lifecycle restrictions.
Use the approved device environment
The supervised workflow uses licensed, paired kiosks and controlled election states. Device authorization is part of readiness and is separate from the voter eligibility check.
Keep selections private
The kiosk presents configured contests, validates selection limits and encrypts cast ballots. The architecture separates voter identity from the ballot and retains the defined paper-evidence boundary.
Follow pause and incident procedures
Voting activity is governed by the election lifecycle. Operators must know how to escalate a device or process failure without bypassing controls; network egress is prohibited during open or paused voting.
Readiness is an operational decision.
Review this part of the system alongside the deployment requirements. Software access is not approval to run an election; governance, mock elections and evidence review remain necessary.
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