Namibia will make history at the end of 2014 when it becomes the first African country to hold presidential and general elections using electronic voting machines. Namibia is a member of the Commonwealth of Nations, the African Union, and the
Australian farmers ask the Government to introduce e-voting
New South Wales farmers will ask the state Government to give voters the option of using electronic voting in the local land services (LLS) elections. The motion will be presented by Gordon Turner of the Balranald/Oxley district council, who said
Chilean Journalists Association adopts e-voting
Electronic voting was used for the first time in the recent regional leadership election of the Chilean Journalists Association to choose their national representatives. E-voting was introduced to increase the typically low voter participation among members and simplify the voting
Electoral Court to apply e-voting at the International Maritime University of Panama
On October 16, the Electoral Court will use an e-voting system during the elections at the International Maritime University of Panama to choose its new president. The house of maritime studies requested this innovation. The Electoral Court’s Communication and Information
Peru expands its use of electoral technology
The director of the National Office of Electoral Processes (ONPE), Mariano Cucho Espinoza, emphasized ONPE´s intention to increase the use electoral technology for the upcoming October 5th municipal and regional elections. Acknowledging the ONPE’s responsibility to safeguard the true and
India´s electronic voting expands to include corporate governance
Section 108 of the Companies Act, now enables the government to regulate the type of boards that make up a business, as well as the way in which its members exercise their right to vote. This new regulation, put in