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==Outline== <!-- A non-mathematical detailed outline which provides a rough idea of the concerned protocol --> * In the first phase of the protocol, each agent is assigned a secret unique random index * Next, we perform multiple rounds of voting, one for each agent. In each round, the following steps are carried out: ** The agent with the same index as the round number is designated the voter for that round ** The source distributes one qubit of a GHZ state to each agent. The voting agent randomly chooses to either '''verify''' the GHZ state or '''vote''' with a certain probability. This step, including state distribution, is repeated until the voter chooses to vote. Once voting is chosen, the voter anonymously transmits their vote to all agents. * Finally, all the votes are tallied. All agents have the votes for each round and can thus verify the final tally.
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