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Can blockchain-based voting systems deliver elections that are more secure and auditable than paper ballots?
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blockchain-based voting systems require a transition process to adoption, rather than being launched by a single party or governing regime
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agree
Agree 3 | Disagree 0 | Needs work 0 · 3 votes
@votesmash_gregory
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Yes, but the narrative and evidence around current-state election security and audibility vary widely, in existence, and quality.
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agree
Agree 3 | Disagree 0 | Needs work 0 · 3 votes
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Far greater usage of Web 3 technology than exists currently would be needed in order for official election voting systems to transition to being blockchain-based.
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agree
Agree 3 | Disagree 0 | Needs work 0 · 3 votes
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blockchain-based voting systems require a transition process to adoption, rather than being launched by a single party or governing regime
100%
agree
Yes, but the narrative and evidence around current-state election security and audibility vary widely, in existence, and quality.
100%
agree
Far greater usage of Web 3 technology than exists currently would be needed in order for official election voting systems to transition to being blockchain-based.
100%
agree
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