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American troops serving overseas will be able to cast their votes in West Virginia through a mobile voting platform based on blockchain technology in the federal elections in November 2018.
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West Virginia to Commence Blockchain-Based Mobile Voting App in Time for Midterm Elections In a report shared by Coin Desk, it appears that West Virginia is working on a mobile app that would serve as a voting system in time for midterm elections.
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West Virginia is preparing to roll out a voting app in the upcoming mid-term elections that will be powered by blockchain tech, but there’s a catch. In March 2018, West Virginia piloted a scheme to allow their overseas military personnel to vote in state elections from their smartphone.
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