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This is totally viable and many countries are already using that approach. You do gain a lot by going digital with the voting system as you can quickly count t
by alonsonic 10y ago
This is totally viable and many countries are already using that approach.
You do gain a lot by going digital with the voting system as you can quickly count the votes.
But at the same time you can count on the integrity of the votes by keeping a physical backup with the paper votes, which can be checked if needed.
- icebraining 10y agoYou do gain a lot by going digital with the voting system as you can quickly count the votes. But what exactly is gained by that? The UK takes about a day, what are they losing?