The book “E-Voting Case Law: A Comparative Analysis”, edited by Adrita Driza Maurer and Jodi Barrat, will soon be available. (Colection: Election Law, Politics, and Theory; Ashgate Publishing Limited, New edition, 2015). The book deals with legislation and cases related
Voter registration extended in 3 provinces in Zambia
The Electoral Commission of Zambia announced this week its decision to extend the registration process for voters in the provinces of Luapula, Copperbelt and North Western. In light of these changes, registration will run until January 31st 2016, as opposed
Labour Party includes online voting for upcoming internal elections
The British Labour Party approved a new regulation which includes online voting as an option in the upcoming Labour leadership and deputy leadership elections. Last year, the National Executive Committee used this technology for their internal elections. The Scottish National
7 Q&As about the upcoming elections in Chiapas
On July 19, citizens of the Mexican state of Chiapas will vote to elect their local authorities. 1. What offices will be elected? Voters will elect: 24 deputies by relative majority, 17 deputies by proportional representation, and 122 delegation chiefs
PhD students and experts will discuss current research on e-voting in Denmark
The Institute of Technology of the University of Copenhagen, in cooperation with the Technological University of Darmstadt, the Tallinn University of Technology and the Society for Informatics and E-Voting CC, will host a PhD seminar on October 8-9, 2015, in
Electronic voting sets a new milestone for elections in Argentina
Technology and innovation in the form of electronic voting have once again made a positive impact on the democratic history of a country, this time in the municipalities of Marcos Juarez and La Falda, in the Argentine province of Cordoba,