From October 18 to 21 I had the pleasure of attending the EVOTE-ID conference in Bregenz, Austria which focuses on election technologies. Historically a bi-annual meeting, the conference (formerly EVOTE) has now merged with the VOTE-ID meeting … CONTINUE READING

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Launched by Delvinia CEO Adam Froman with the support of the Munk School of Global Affairs in October 2014, the … CONTINUE READING

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We recently spoke with Nicole Goodman, the Centre’s Research Director, about her involvement in this initiative, the need for more knowledge and research around e-Democracy in Canada, and her hopes for the Centre’s future. Here’s what she had to say.

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Why is the research important?

Canadian municipalities are the leading users of Internet voting at the local level. There have been more local binding elections in the provinces of Ontario and Nova Scotia than anywhere else in … CONTINUE READING

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