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.
ORGCon tickets running out fast - get yours now
Michael Holloway 09 July 2010
ORG at Hansard debate: Why can’t I vote at my ATM?
Jason Kitcat 24 June 2010
Book now! First ever ORGCon 24 July
Michael Holloway 10 June 2010
Changing the way we vote
Jason Kitcat 20 May 2010
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
