All "blockchain voting" ideas miss the real threat model: Who issues the ballots, and how can you possibly know that Sybil has not been issued many? No blockch

All "blockchain voting" ideas miss the real threat model: Who issues the ballots, and how can you possibly know that Sybil has not been issued many? No blockchain is going to solve this. Not ETH, and not Altman's Eye scanning surveillance coin. At best a blockchain voting system can be used to audit that your own vote has not been tampered with, but you cannot possibly know who every other voter is to assert that Sybil has not voted more than once. Get real.