24 Feb 2020
Seattle Times: The integrity of our elections and our democracy is under attack. Bad actors — both foreign and domestic — seek to damage election infrastructure, manipulate results and sow discourse.
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AP News: Officials in the Dominican Republic announced Friday that they have asked the Organization of American States to investigate the failure of an electronic voting system some believe was tampered with in an incident that sparked protests and delayed municipal elections.
Read more2 Jan 2020
bdnews24.com: The Election Commission will use electronic voting in the Dhaka City Corporation election only to serve the government’s interest, the BNP has alleged.
Read more23 Dec 2019
Mark Pack: Tom Scott nicely summarises the powerful arguments against electronic voting for public elections
Read more23 Aug 2019
Swissinfo – The publicly-owned company Swiss Post, which had abandoned its electronic voting system in July over security concerns, has developed a new version.
Read more8 Jul 2019
ERR News – Minister for Foreign Trade and Information Technology Kert Kingo (EKRE) is convening an e-voting working group for the first time on Thursday.
Read more21 May 2019
GIZMODO – The process of voting and the world not changing even a bit as a result was made slightly less tedious in Gateshead yesterday, where a modern e-voting terminal was trialled to see if it made anything easier or the kids more likely to press part of a screen next to a man’s insincere […]
Read more2 May 2019
WebRoots Democracy – A mock trial of electronic voting is to take place in Gateshead, near Newcastle, during the 2019 local council elections. The trial is being undertaken by academics with the permission and co-operation of Gateshead Council and has been approved by the University of Warwick’s ethics committee.
Read more5 Apr 2019
Swiss Info – The e-voting system operated by Swiss Post will not be available for nationwide votes on May 19. This is the consequence of “critical errors” found during a public intrusion test, the Federal Chancellery and Swiss Post announced on Friday.
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