The data revolution is changing the way citizens share knowledge, demand services and interact with each other, their public representatives, and private organizations.
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Smartmatic's blog about electronic voting

The data revolution is changing the way citizens share knowledge, demand services and interact with each other, their public representatives, and private organizations.

Recently the International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance (International IDEA) published a report on Introducing Biometric Technology in Elections.

Citizens living abroad, with the legal right to vote in their countries of origin, need (and deserve) as much confidence in the protection of their voting rights as local residents.

New Information and Communications technologies are showing great potential to redefine our democracies.

The Democratic Society will host the event “Taking control of politics: Can digital democracy help” in London, next February 9.

2016 was a year marked by electoral surprises. From UK, and all the way to Colombia, elections proved that no result is guaranteed until the last voter casts his or her ballot.