Thailand’s Democrat Party has become the first political party to use blockchain technology to elect its leaders in a primary election, which was held from November 1–9, 2018. In a live e-voting ...

The first method was through voting stations that utilized a Raspberry Pi-based system. Voters were also able to vote via a blockchain-based mobile app that asked voters to submit their photo ID.

West Virginians in the armed services stationed abroad have started using a blockchain-based app for voting in this year’s midterm elections. Citizens of West Virginia that currently live overseas ...

The state will be the first ever to use a blockchain-enabled mobile voting app – developed by Voatz – to allow absentee voters to cast ballots in the mid-term elections this fall.

The South Korean government will test blockchain technology for online voting, with a trial scheduled for December this year.

As the desire to increase voter turnout remains strong and the number of online voting pilot projects rises in the U.S. and abroad, some security experts warn any internet-based election system is ...

The Estonia e-voting project was an opportunity to use the blockchain’s immutable transaction ledger technology in a different way.

2020 Presidential Election First presidential vote cast using blockchain technology Is blockchain mobile voting the way to ensure electoral integrity and improve voter turnout?

Online voting has major security flaws, and experts are concerned that Voatz, the platform West Virginia will use this midterm election, doesn't solve them.