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John Sebes, CTO of the OSET institute, is passionate about fair and free election processes. He believes "Any system which claims to be blockchain voting, is neither blockchain, nor voting" Sebes: "There is a consensus amongst computer scientists and developers interested in elections, that it would be possible to build a digital voting scheme which would be suitable for the US, but only if the 6 hard problems of computer science were to be solved. There are 6 main problems: A distributed ledger needs to store multiple different copies of the ledger, so no one person can tamper.