Safevote

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Safevote Inc. is a US company with proprietary voting technology and worldwide online election experience.

Safevote's technology and services have received worldwide press coverage by The New York Times, Le Monde, O Globo, Forbes, CBS, CNN, Business Week, Wired and USA Today. Safevote contributed to the non-partisan voting newsletter The Bell.

Safevote's technology ^[1] was first qualified by the California Secretary of State in 2000, and by the Swedish Government's Ministry of Justice Statskontoret in 2001.

Safevote's voting technology has been used online, offline, and in combination, in the private sector, in legally binding elections in the US, Brazil, Sweden, the UK, France, Spain, India, and Africa. The election results provided by Safevote are audited and can be verified by third-parties.

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^ Reviewed in the chapter "Private, Secure And Auditable Internet Voting", by Dr. Ed Gerck, in the book "Secure Electronic Voting", published by Kluwer/Spring, Gritzalis, Dimitris (Ed.), 2003, 240 p. ISBN-10: 1-4020-7301-1.