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A boardroom election is an election that takes place in a single room -- theboardroom -- in which all voters can see and hear each other. We present aninitial exploration of boardroom elections with ballot privacy and voterverifiability that use only "low-tech cryptography" without using computers tomark or collect ballots. Specifically, we define the problem, introduce severalbuilding blocks, and propose a new protocol that combines these blocks in novelways. Our new building blocks include "foldable ballots" that can be rotated tohide the alignment of ballot choices with voting marks, and "visual secrets"that are easy to remember and use but hard to describe. Although closely seatedparticipants in a boardroom election have limited privacy, the protocol ensuresthat no one can determine how others voted. Moreover, each voter can verifythat their ballot was correctly cast, collected, and counted, without beingable to prove how they voted, providing assurance against undue influence.Low-tech cryptography is useful in situations where constituents do not trustcomputer technology, and it avoids the complex auditing requirements ofend-to-end cryptographic voting systems such as Pr\^{e}t-\`{a}-Voter. Thispaper's building blocks and protocol are meant to be a proof of concept thatmight be tested for usability and improved.

Boardroom Voting: Verifiable Voting with Ballot Privacy Using Low-Tech Cryptography in a Single Room