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No E-Vote Option Available For The Swiss Parliamentary Election

July 6, 2019 by DC Editors Leave a Comment

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No E-Vote Option Available For The Swiss Parliamentary Election

There was an interesting new post at Swissinfo:

Swiss Post has suspended its e-voting system effectively spelling the end of the online trials with the current technology for the October parliamentary elections.

The state-owned company said it took the decision after the government announced last week that it will drop plans to introduce e-voting as an official voting channel for the time being.

However, Swiss Post pledged to develop a new, updated version with universal verifiability available from 2020, according to statement external link on Friday.

The current system of Swiss Post has been in use in four cantons on a trial basis, notably the registered expat Swiss community living around the world.

Last month, a rival system developed by canton Geneva and used by three other cantons, was also withdrawn with immediate effect.

See the full article at Swissinfo, produced by the Swiss public broadcasting association.

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Filed Under: International Democracy Tagged With: Europe, Internet and Democracy, Switzerland, Voting Technology

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