Not exact matches
Election history was recently made as Sierra Leone became the first country to use blockchain technology to verify voting results in their presidential e
Election history was recently made as Sierra Leone became the first country to use blockchain technology to
verify voting results
in their presidential
electionelection.
In last week's presidential election in Sierra Leone, blockchain technology was used to verify voting result
In last week's presidential
election in Sierra Leone, blockchain technology was used to verify voting result
in Sierra Leone, blockchain technology was used to
verify voting results.
The face - to - face element is also cross-referenced with the marked electoral register (that is, the copy of the register
in polling stations where people's names are crossed off as they
vote) so that they can
verify after the
election whether people genuinely did or did not
vote.
Meantime, legislation introduced to the U.S. House of Representatives last year by Rep. Rush Holt [D — N.J.] that would require voter -
verified permanent paper ballots (amending the tech - friendly but misguided Help America
Vote Act of 2002) is languishing
in committee and will not impact this year's
elections.
«Virginia's move to decertify all of its paperless
voting machines is a critical step toward securing its
elections and acknowledging that post-2016, we're living
in a brave new world where
election interference from hostile foreign attackers is no longer theoretical,» Barbara Simons, the president of the
election security nonprofit
Verified Voting, said
in a statement.
Election history was recently made as Sierra Leone became the first country to use blockchain technology to
verify voting results
in their presidential...