Union elections, corporate agreements, university assemblies, or electronic voting in national elections. These are some of the areas where Assembly Voting provides technological tools, enhancing security in participation and promoting direct democracy.
“We already know that all computer systems are a black box. Our system, after 20 years of development, not only ensures that your vote has been received, but also allows you to audit it in front of any third party,” Hidalgo explains.
For him, technology should provide tools for security but also for verifiability, so that each voter can be sure that their vote has been counted.
