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Vote of Confidence: The Mobile Doubters and Paper (Voting) Tigers
Vote of Confidence: The Mobile Doubters and Paper (Voting) Tigers In 1920, The New York Times famously made the contention that “no rocket will ever
Author: Cecily Martin
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Vote of Confidence: Blockchain Voting
Vote of Confidence: Blockchain Voting Last week, we devoted “Vote of Confidence” to the “impending crisis” facing the American voting infrastructure. The logical answer to
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Civic and Votem Partner for First Ever Decentralized KYC Process
Civic and Votem Partner for First Ever Decentralized KYC Process Votem is pleased to announce a partnership with Civic to launch the first-ever decentralized KYC
Ballot Stuffing
Vote of Confidence: I’ve Seen the Enemy of Elections, and It’s US
Vote of Confidence: I’ve Seen the Enemy of Elections, and It’s US Recent indictments of Russian nationals in connection with meddling during the 2016 Presidential Election has
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Vote of Confidence: Countries Looking Forward
Vote of Confidence: Countries Looking Forward A few weeks ago, this series focused on two recent voting events in Kenya and Venezuela that demonstrated how
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Vote of Confidence: The State of Global Voting
Vote of Confidence: The State of Global Voting Share this story, choose your platform! Share on facebook Facebook Share on twitter Twitter Share on linkedin
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Vote of Confidence: Kenya and Venezuela
Vote of Confidence: Kenya and Venezuela 2017 has been as news-heavy as any year in recent memory. Amidst the barrage of stories that streaked across
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Introducing “Vote of Confidence”
Introducing “Vote of Confidence” At Votem, we are consumed by the mission of creating the most democratic voting system in existence. So, naturally, we spend
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Why Are We Still Hanging Around With Chad?
Why Are We Still Hanging Around With Chad? There is no question that the application of technology to facilitate voting is inevitable. In an age
Cost of Voting
Would You Pay $15.00 to Vote for President?
Would You Pay $15.00 to Vote for President? We all pay to vote in elections. How? Because the costs of voting machines, poll workers, paper