These are great points and would absolutely be issues without proper implementation. Of interest, user atrip commented elsewhere in this thread:
>In Estonia the pressure issue is solved. One can vote as many times needed. When first vote was given under pressure, one can vote differently later. As many times is needed. Internet voting is not possible on the voting day, only before. That assures that when one has no possibilty to vote without pressure in internet, one has possibility to vote traditionally. Traditional vote overturnes e-vote.
This would also solve the bribe issue. And not to say there aren't issues. I feel the opportunity outweighs the risks personally as long as good practise in the system is followed. The biggest risk in my mind is blatant exploit by the person in power of the system, much like todays rigged elections.
>In Estonia the pressure issue is solved. One can vote as many times needed. When first vote was given under pressure, one can vote differently later. As many times is needed. Internet voting is not possible on the voting day, only before. That assures that when one has no possibilty to vote without pressure in internet, one has possibility to vote traditionally. Traditional vote overturnes e-vote.
This would also solve the bribe issue. And not to say there aren't issues. I feel the opportunity outweighs the risks personally as long as good practise in the system is followed. The biggest risk in my mind is blatant exploit by the person in power of the system, much like todays rigged elections.