e-voting trials for local elections
Stumble It!People will soon be able to vote for politicians in their local Tesco or post office, by home computer or by texting from their mobile phone, just as they do for contestants on Big Brother or Strictly Come Dancing. However The Electoral Commission has expressed concern about the dangers of fraudulent voting. ..
Lets hope the electorate are more keyboard literate than the Greek Olympic judge in Did London win Olympics bid because of voting system usability flaw. For more see Big Brother-style voting to be tested in May poll.
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