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Citizen Jury Unanimously Approves Use of Internet Voting

Credit: Cedar Publishing Remember the online vote for your favorite jellybean color? Well, Red won! The whole idea was to test public reaction to Internet voting in Edmonton. So, opinion

By Dr William J Kelleher

/ November 27, 2012

Citizen Jury Unanimously Approves Use of Internet Voting

Citizen Jury Praises Internet Voting Trial in Edmonton

Credit: Cedar Publishing Remember the online vote for your favorite jellybean color? Well, Red won! The whole idea was to test public reaction to Internet voting in Edmonton. So, opinion

By Dr William J Kelleher

/ November 27, 2012

Citizen Jury Praises Internet Voting Trial in Edmonton

Can Emergencies Postpone the Election?

The United States has a long history of going ahead with presidential elections. The presidential election of 1812 was conducted even though war had just been declared against the Brits.

By Dr William J Kelleher

/ November 1, 2012

Edmonton Internet Voting Jellybean Election Open to Everyone

Credit: Edmonton.ca Yes folks, no typo. The Edmonton, Canada 2012 Internet Voting Jellybean Color Election is open to anyone wishing to participate, including foreigners from the USA! Edmonton is

By Dr William J Kelleher

/ October 16, 2012

Edmonton Internet Voting Jellybean Election Open to Everyone

Online Voting Accuracy and Security Tested by Jellybeans

Credit: Edmonton.ca Yes folks, no typo. The Edmonton, Canada 2012 Internet Voting Jellybean Color Election is open to anyone wishing to participate, including foreigners from the USA! Edmonton is

By Dr William J Kelleher

/ October 16, 2012

Online Voting Accuracy and Security Tested by Jellybeans

Online Voting System Security Debate

Credit: University of Michigan Alex Halderman, the famous DC Internet voting system hacker, and I recently debated Internet voting security issues. In my last post, I presented the Canadian Model

By Dr William J Kelleher

/ October 2, 2012

The "Canadian Model" for Assessing Internet Voting Security

Credit: Techstorm.com Question: Can Internet voting be done securely? While this question seems simple enough, it actually provokes conflicting and complex opinions, and sometimes strong emotions on both sides.

By Dr William J Kelleher

/ September 23, 2012

The "Canadian Model" for Assessing Internet Voting Security

Canada’s National Debate over Internet Voting: Part Four

Credit: Techstorm.com The Canadian Security Model Question: Can Internet voting be done securely? While this question seems simple enough, it actually provokes conflicting and complex opinions, and sometimes strong

By Dr William J Kelleher

/ September 22, 2012

Canada’s National Debate over Internet Voting: Part Four

The National Debate over Internet Voting in Canada Continues

Credit: NationalPost.com The Drum Beat Grows Louder for Internet Voting in Canada British Columbia Before being elected as the Premier of British Columbia, which borders the US state of

By Dr William J Kelleher

/ September 18, 2012

The National Debate over Internet Voting in Canada Continues

Canada’s National Debate over Internet Voting: Part 3

Credit: NationalPost.com The Drum Beat Grows Louder for Internet Voting in Canada British Columbia Before being elected as the Premier of British Columbia, which borders the US state of

By Dr William J Kelleher

/ September 17, 2012

Canada’s National Debate over Internet Voting: Part 3

Canada’s National Debate over Internet Voting: Part 2

Credit: Elections Canada MarkhamMarkham, Ontario, which is just a short drive from Detroit, Michigan, is a model of Internet voting success. In 2003, Markham became the first city in Canada

By Dr William J Kelleher

/ September 11, 2012

Canada’s National Debate over Internet Voting: Part 2

Credit: Elections Canada MarkhamMarkham, Ontario, which is just a short drive from Detroit, Michigan, is a model of Internet voting success. In 2003, Markham became the first city in Canada

By Dr William J Kelleher

/ September 10, 2012