Blockchain Voting Pros And Cons

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Donald Kersey, elections director for West Virginia’s secretary of state office, dissects the backlash after last year’s blockchain voting trial and details the state’s plans to let citizens serving abroad to vote via a blockchain-powered smartphone app in 2020.

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