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Blockchain Voting: The Future of Secure Elections in America

November 14, 2020

Explore how blockchain technology could revolutionize mobile voting and enhance election security in the U.S.

Tagged #blockchain, 2018 Presidential Elections, academic innovation, accessible technology, anonymous voting, Billington CyberSecurity Summit, consumer identity verification, Covid-19, democracy, Digital Age, geopolitical strategy, mobile voting, Remote Voting, U.S. politics, Voter Security

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The Future of Voting: Charles Hoskinson on Cardano’s Role in Blockchain Elections

October 30, 2020

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Explore how Charles Hoskinson envisions Cardano shaping the future of blockchain-based elections, from local trials to national votes.

Tagged 2018 Presidential Elections, academic innovation, athlete privacy, auditability, blockchain voting, Cardano, Charles Hoskinson, cryptographic techniques, digital democracy, Ethiopia, Future of Voting, Georgia, mobile voting, Project Catalyst, Voltaire

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Why Blockchain Falls Short in Voting: Insights from Ronald Rivest

February 28, 2020

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Ronald Rivest warns that blockchain is unsuitable for voting, citing security concerns and advocating for simpler solutions.

Tagged #blockchain, 2018 Presidential Elections, accessible technology, Account Security, anonymous voting, asymmetric cryptography, Billington CyberSecurity Summit, Iowa caucus, Kaspersky Lab, mobile voting, Political Technology, Ronald Rivest, Software Independence, voter turnout

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Revolutionizing Democracy: Is Blockchain Voting the Future?

February 28, 2020

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Explore how blockchain technology is transforming voting systems globally and addressing electoral integrity.

Tagged #blockchain, 2018 Presidential Elections, anonymous voting, Billington CyberSecurity Summit, digital democracy, Election Fraud, Election Integrity, India elections, Iowa caucus, Kaspersky, mobile voting, PolySign, Sierra Leone, technology in voting, voter accessibility

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Andrew Yang’s Departure: What It Means for Cryptocurrency Support in Politics

February 17, 2020

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Andrew Yang’s exit from the presidential race leaves crypto advocates questioning their political support. What lies ahead for crypto in the political landscape?

Tagged #blockchain, 2020 election, 2021 cryptocurrency trend, Andrew Yang, Australian politics, central bank digital currency, crypto community, mobile voting, New York City, Political Action Committees, Senator Bernie Sanders, senator Elizabeth Warren, Universal Basic Income, voter reform, Yang Gang

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The Iowa Caucus Voting Fiasco: Lessons for Future Elections

February 13, 2020

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Explore the Iowa Caucus app disaster and learn lessons for future elections as technology and voting evolve.

Tagged #blockchain, Acronym, Democratic Party, election reform, election security, election technology, Iowa caucus, mobile voting, Pete Buttigieg, Political Technology, Shadow Inc., Tara McGowan, Voatz, voter turnout, Voting Scandal

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Iowa Caucus Chaos: Understanding the Difference Between Mobile Voting and Tabulation Apps

February 5, 2020

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Explore the Iowa Caucus debacle and the role of blockchain in voting technology. Discover why it wasn’t real mobile voting.

Tagged Andrew Yang, blockchain voting, coding issues, Democratic Party, digital democracy, election technology, electoral reforms, Iowa caucus, mobile voting, political accountability, Shadow app, transparency in elections, Voatz, Votem, voting accuracy

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Navigating the Future of E-Voting: Blockchain and Democracy’s Dilemmas

February 3, 2020

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Dive into the complexities of e-voting and blockchain technology, exploring challenges, lessons learned, and future directions for democratic engagement.

Tagged #blockchain, agricultural transparency, American democracy, Bank of Italy, civic engagement, digital democracy, digitalSwitzerland challenge, electoral process, Estonia health records, mobile voting, participatory democracy, public trust, technologies in politics, Voting Security, Voting Systems

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Catalonia’s Bold Blockchain Strategy: Revolutionizing Digital Governance

January 15, 2020

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Discover how Catalonia’s innovative blockchain strategy aims to transform digital governance and citizen engagement with exciting digital identities and e-voting.