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Last week I presented a paper at E-Vote ID: “Revisiting Silent Coercion” — This was joint work with a large team, and it took years. Jeremy Clark deserves the most credit for getting this paper published. 🙏 The paper explores “coercion” (vote buying, forcing someone to vote the way you’d like) that is “silent” (voter doesn’t know about it). More Details: https://blog.carback.us/2025/10/revisiting-silent-coercion/index.html

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