Decent Elections strives to provide the first cryptographic end to end (E2E) protocol to be certified for use in the United States. Our technology enables any voter to see their ballot real-time. This allows you to anonymously verify that your ballot has been counted towards the election results exactly the way you cast it. Our method uses cryptographic signatures to prove ballot integrity and stop fraud before it has a chance to start. Our method is robust and secured from end to end, allowing for immediate detection of tampered or unauthorized voting machines. Most importantly the code and method are open source, and we invite the public to be involved in the election process from start to finish. We have no intention of dictating election results from a black-box machine. We want to make results open and verifiable by anybody who can roll code (government permitting), and allow everyone to cryptographically verify ballot integrity. This approach ensures that elections results are not only audited, but audited repeatedly by many different parties with digital precision. Each audit provides precisely the same count as the first.

Elections are too important to be locked in black boxes with secret software and unrepeatable results.