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Voting has absolutely nothing to do with consulates or embassies. If there is one, maybe they do simplify voting, but the right to vote should go beyond the pre
by mk89 4y ago
Voting has absolutely nothing to do with consulates or embassies. If there is one, maybe they do simplify voting, but the right to vote should go beyond the presence of any office.
This is what the US government allows to do: no matter where you are, we (try) to guarantee that you can participate.
It's actually awesome that this is allowed.
- RektBoy 4y agoA lot of countries allows remote voting. Some even without using a medieval technology.
- acdha 4y agoThere’s another word you should use instead of “medieval”: secure. Electronic voting is an incredibly hard problem to solve with the same level of privacy and integrity as paper ballots, and even harder to do in a way which the general public can trust.