> I just think the above argument was made from a fundamental misunderstanding of blockchain technology. It isn't blockchain which is the problem but wide-spre

> I just think the above argument was made from a fundamental misunderstanding of blockchain technology. It isn't blockchain which is the problem but wide-spread absentee voting. It doesn't matter whether this is done through mail-in voting, through some blockchain-based app or site, phone-in voting or anything else. The problem is that the person casting the vote can not be assured to do so with privacy and without coercion.