e-Voting is the process of using computerised systems in statutory elections, both to cast and count votes (e-counting). e-Voting and e-counting open up elections to risks of fraud on a much greater scale than paper and pencil-based systems. Current technology means that e-voting cannot deliver transparent, verifiable and anonymous elections. Despite this, the Ministry of Justice is preparing for an “e-enabled” general election as soon as 2009.
London e-counting: Boris doesn't want to know
Jason Kitcat 08 December 2009
Leo Boland takes decision to e-count in London 2012
Jim Killock 23 September 2009
A Malmo Unconference!
William Heath 22 July 2009
No e-voting in next year's elections
Becky Hogge 27 October 2008
Next election for Mayor of London to be counted manually?
Becky Hogge 29 July 2008
London Assembly Elections Review Committee - who would want to steal an election?
Jason Kitcat 18 July 2008
ORG verdict on London Elections: "Insufficient evidence" to declare confidence in results
Becky Hogge 02 July 2008
Scottish Affairs Committee recommendation on e-Counting
Glyn Wintle 19 May 2008
Thanks to all ORG Election Observers!
Becky Hogge 06 May 2008
Devote Your Day to Democracy #2: London elections
Becky Hogge 22 January 2008
