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> "and their unique voting credential code (number/identifier)" I find this the most interesting. I thought of a voting system where every citizen gets a uniqu
by imaginenore 11y ago
> "and their unique voting credential code (number/identifier)"
I find this the most interesting. I thought of a voting system where every citizen gets a unique voting key. It obviously would be a huge mistake to vote directly with such a key. Signing your voting decision makes a lot more sense. This way only the government and you know the key.
I wonder what will happen now, looks like they will have to reissue 93M codes.
- icebraining 11y agoIf you sign your voting decision, wouldn't that destroy the anonymity of the vote?
- holiveros 11y agoIt's not a signing code, votes are truly anonymous; it's the unique serial of the physical card and one of the various citizen IDs used in the country. These numbers are typically abused in mass fraud for government monetary/physical goods assistance programs.