In a recent report, a group of digital experts from the Labour Party recommended the implementation of an internet-based voting system for future elections in the UK. The report points out that the adoption of this voting system could potentially
The University of the West Indies to use electronic voting
The University of the West Indies (UWI) at Mona, Jamaica, will introduce an electronic voting system this year. Their goal is to make voting more efficient and increase voter participation among the entire university community, including employees. Elections were conducted
Estonia leads Europe in Internet voting
Nowadays, Estonia has the most advanced Internet voting system in the world. Estonians, including their president and other authorities of the small nation of 1.3 million people, spent just two minutes voting during the recent European parliament elections. Voters did not
Public test of electronic voting held in Faribault, United States
On March 6, a public test of an electronic voting system was performed during the Rice County municipal elections. The test was open to representatives from political parties, candidates, the press and the public in order to check its accuracy
Pablo de Olavide University elected student delegation using electronic voting
Students at Spain’s Pablo de Olavide University used an electronic voting system to choose their next general student delegation. The election, held from March 11-13, was the first of its kind used in the Andalusian university system. But these elections are historic,
More than 4,000 Costa Ricans tested electronic voting
On February 2, Costa Ricans chose their president and representatives. At the same time, around 4,000 Costa Ricans participated in an electronic voting simulation carried out by the country’s Supreme Election Committee. Authorities stated that the electronic voting simulation did