Canada: B.C. Greens call for electronic voting, new referendum on electoral reform
http://bit.ly/aAbdgq
VANCOUVER, B.C. -- The B.C. Green party says the province should try electronic voting to help boost voter turnout and take another crack at proportional representation in the legislature
Articles against internet voting in today's voting news:
Canada May Join Internet Voting Race To The Bottom
http://www.ctvoterscount.org/?p=2951
As CTVotersCount readers know we have long opposed internet voting, unless and until a viable mechanism is reviewed and approved by the majority of Computer Scientists, Security Experts and Advocates
Here's a vote against Internet balloting
http://bit.ly/a3fN4a
http://bit.ly/bRdEjO
What security concerns have to be addressed other than only being able to vote once, password encryption strength, ensuring that evoters haven't also cast physical ballots, etc?
Singapore: Security is crucial
Letter from Goh Jing Xian Manager (Public Education & Training) Elections Department
http://www.todayonline.com/Voices/EDC100311-0000089/Security-is-crucial
The Election Department has considered other means of voting such as Internet voting or postal voting for overseas voters. However, these have fundamental challenges of voter authentication, security of the vote and voting secrecy. For these reasons, we have decided not to adopt such voting methods, but to keep to the current polling station-based voting system for overseas voting.