The Huffington Post UK published an op-ed authored by our Chairman Mark Malloch-Brown. In the piece, he writes about the recent general elections in the UK, stressing the need to modernise voting processes, and points at technology as the perfect
Infographic: 9 facts about the 2015 UK General Election
The 2015 UK General Election is taking place on Thursday 7 May. Here we present you an infographic with nine facts facts about how the election works.
9 keys to understand the 2015 UK General Elections
1- On May 7th, the United Kingdom will hold General Elections to choose which party, or coalition of parties, will form the government for the next five years. 2- Polling stations will be open from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Electronic voting is becoming inevitable in the United Kingdom
In the eve of the upcoming General Elections, where the 650 seats of the House of Commons will be chosen, democracy watchdogs, electoral technology organizations, and the media are debating over electronic voting and how its implementation could increase voter
Estonian leaders showed their confidence in the i-voting system
As Election Day approaches for the upcoming Parliamentary elections in Estonia, some citizens already took advantage of the opportunity to participate using their cutting edge i-voting system. Such are the cases of Estonian Prime Minister Taavi Rõivas and President Toomas
How to vote in the Estonian Parliamentary elections with the i-voting system
On March 1st, Estonia will elect the new members of the Parliament. The Estonian National Electoral Committee has already opened the voting periods for those citizens that wish to take advantage of advance voting (presential) and also for i-voting. According