It is hard to get a grasp on the slow creep forward of the utilization of any new voting technology, especially when technologies are new and when they are unusual. The use of the digital “distributed, decentralized, public ledger” known as blockchain technology has been spreading in many industries. Slowly, experiment by experiment, there have been attempts at testing how blockchain’s unique characteristics can be taken advantage of in the administration of elections. Limited, local initiatives have shown that blockchain may have a real role to play. This article is published by Micky News. Here is an excerpt:

For the longest time, people have been fighting tooth and nail to make sure their voice is heard. It has taken society a long while to ensure people can vote freely and express their preferences.

Achieving democracy is still not entirely possible in certain regions, highlighting the need for decentralized solutions capable of empowering the individuals.

The Fight For Democracy Rages On

For a society that focuses on social behavior, it has taken a very long time to ensure people could socialize regarding topics that matter to them. Freedom of expression, democracy, and voting rights are all commonplace in most countries today.

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