Missouri: Researchers look into mobile, online voting

Researchers look into mobile, online voting

A team of Missouri researchers will use a $740,000 federal grant to study online voting systems by overseas military troops and absentee voters who are out of the country during elections.

The Department of Defense grant will fund research into internet-based and mobile phone voting applications. --->>>

Australia, NSW: Electronic voting hailed as success

Electronic voting hailed as success

A NEW electronic voting system at the NSW state election has been declared highly successful, with four times as many people using the technology than the NSW Electoral Commission hoped.

The iVote system was introduced to help people with a disability or who found it difficult to get to a ballot box, by enabling them to vote via the internet or over the phone. --->>>

eVOTZ: Mobilizing Voters | Inside GNSS

eVOTZ: Mobilizing Voters | Inside GNSS:

According to eVOTZ founder Elliot Klein, the winning application in the North American portion of the European Satellite Navigation Competition (ESNC) is designed to solve the problems of authentication and verification that have stalled previous attempts to create a secure and trustworthy e-voting solution.

By combining GNSS, cell-ID triangulation and social-media integration, eVOTZ brings business opportunities while promoting the common good by putting elections technology literally into the palms of voters. --->>>

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