Una colecciĂłn de ensayos de expertos electorales pertenecientes al Consejo Asesor Electoral (IEAC por su sigla en inglĂ©s), fue publicada en el reporte âThe Future of Electionsâ con la intenciĂłn de resaltar cĂłmo la tecnologĂa puede fortalecer la democracia y
“The Atlantic Council” will gather a group of experts to debate on the use of technology in the creation of more robust and participative democracies. The event entitled âDemocracy Rebooted: The Future of Technology in Electionsâ will be hosted in
Today, 1/3 of the worldâs voters use technology to cast their ballot; and, as days go by, this number increases. Although there are plenty of reasons why countries decide to adopt technology, all of them can be summarized in one
Elections are very complex projects to manage. They usually take place over large territories, involve thousands of candidates in hundreds of jurisdictions competing simultaneously, require millions of election instruments to be under strict supervision while they are distributed across the
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