Elections are designed to give people a voice while granting elected officials the legitimacy to govern.
Declining trust in elections? Five ways in which e-voting can help

Smartmatic's blog about electronic voting

Elections are designed to give people a voice while granting elected officials the legitimacy to govern.

September 25 marked two years since the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) were signed. The SDGs or Global Goals represent a universal call to action to end poverty, protect the planet and ensure worldwide peace and prosperity.

Declining voter participation has become a global concern and a steady electoral pattern in the last thirty years.

In a previous post, some reasons for a growing deployment of election technology services in Latin America were mentioned.

The electronic voting law for Catalans living abroad recently passed the first parliament test. The next step for the bill will be going through a consideration by a committee, before it can be enacted.

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.