Cryptography-Based Voting and The US Election: Science Fiction & Stories From Potential Futures

Written by aberke | Published 2020/02/12
Tech Story Tags: blockchain | us-election | security | cryptography | hackernoon-top-story | cryptography-top-story | blockchain-top-story | privacy-top-story

TLDR These stories consider two potential futures for US democracy, branching from our present. One is dystopian, the other is utopian. These stories are from a two-part project. Both parts are about mobile, blockchain, and cryptographically secure voting in the context of the US election system. The year is 2040 and today is election day. The polls are open, but more out of adherence to a national tradition and heritage rather than utility. These days, almost everyone votes remotely from the devices installed within their hands.via the TL;DR App
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Published by HackerNoon on 2020/02/12
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