Counting

Phase	Process	Sub- Process	Vulnerability/Threat
Election Day	Counting	N/A	Destruction/modification of ballots Valid voted ballots are destroyed, invalidated or just not counted during tally.
Election Day	Counting	N/A	Voter is unable to verify if his vote was counted: A process to verify that the vote has been counted does not exist, no printed vote receipt exists, or it cannot can be veiwed.
Election Day	Counting	N/A	Counting takes too much time: The counting process is affected by inopportunes that were not taken into account which affects the rapidity of the counting of the ballots.
Election Day	Counting	N/A	Miscounting: Whether intentionally or because of error, voted ballots are not counted properly. Electoral results don’t reflect the will of voters.
Election Day	Counting	N/A	Loss of the printed votes (vote support): Printed votes used for audit count in some electronic voting machines might get lost.
Election Day	Counting	N/A	Malfunction of systems or services in the post-voting stage: A malfunction irrecoverably destroys votes, disrupts the counting process or leads to errors in the counting process which affects the result. A malfunction disrupts the ability to generate an election or referendum report or irrecoverably destroys the report.
Election Day	Counting	N/A	Denial-of-service against the counting process: An attacker disrupts the counting process or its services, thus the availability of the counting result is not ensured.