I hate to say it, but it looks like this has been the case for a while. Look at the history of gerrymandering. What I see is something that could potentially

I hate to say it, but it looks like this has been the case for a while. Look at the history of gerrymandering. What I see is something that could potentially change the basis of trust for elections in a positive way. It won't be perfect, it won't be without its flaws. But it could significantly reduce multiple forms of fraud, and enfranchise more citizens to vote. Again, I've always viewed blockchain as a solution in search of a problem. And this might ... might ... be a problem potentially solvable by an appropriately designed/implemented system.