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West Virginia will offer a blockchain-based mobile app for voting in this November’s midterm elections to its citizens currently serving overseas
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A Russian telecommunications company has tested an electronic remote voting system with blockchain technology that voters will be able to use in the country’s September elections. With COVID-19 keeping people at home, mobile voting seems more important than ever.
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A Thailand government agency has developed a blockchain-based solution that's set to digitalize elections voting in the country.
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West Virginia to Commence Blockchain-Based Mobile Voting App in Time for Midterm Elections In a report shared by Coin Desk, it appears that West Virginia is working on a mobile app that would serve as a voting system in time for midterm elections.
2018-8-7 22:01 | |
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West Virginia is set to debut a blockchain-based voting platform for the upcoming November midterm elections in the United States. The move will allow troops overseas to participate in the polls.
2018-8-7 21:20 | |
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West Virginia is preparing to roll out a voting app in the upcoming mid-term elections that will be powered by blockchain tech, but there’s a catch. In March 2018, West Virginia piloted a scheme to allow their overseas military personnel to vote in state elections from their smartphone.
2018-8-7 16:01 | |
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The state of West Virginia is going to provide troops serving abroad with a mobile voting app for the midterm elections. The post Blockchain-based Mobile Voting App Rolled Out in US State appeared first on CoinSpeaker.
2018-8-7 12:23 | |
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After a pilot conducted in May, West Virginia is expanding use of a blockchain voting app to all 55 of the state's counties.
2018-8-7 09:00 | |
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The technology company, Miru Systems Co. , have growing concerns about the South Korean manufactured electronic voting machines in the Democratic Republic of Congo’s upcoming 2018 general elections.
2018-8-2 10:44 | |
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Vienna, the capital of Austria and the home of a new blockchain initiative, powered by professional services firm, Ernst & Young (EY). As a home for innovators such as Freud, Beethoven and Mozart, Vienna is a fitting location for a new digitisation initiative that is being developed to help the city exist within a blockchain based network.
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Philippines May Be Allowing Blockchain Technologies To Run Elections The company responsible for the potential blockchain usage by the Filipino government is Smartmatic, an advanced blockchain technology company.
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According to researchers at Cornell, blockchains utilizing on-chain voting – such as EOS and Tezos – are vulnerable to certain vote buying attacks.
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Shortly after a successful comeback to Germany with BlockShow Europe 2018, the team gets to work again and announces BlockShow Americas 2018 - the next 2-day show and the very first one to be held in USA.
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Blockchain seems like the ideal technology for online voting since they enable smart contracts, which can execute on the block elections autonomously and put an end to election authorities. On May 21st, Vitalik Buterin published on his blog about “Quadratic Voting” [QV].
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