Voting

Congressman Gabe Amo (D-RI) and Congresswoman Young Kim (R-CA) believe that blockchains can help protect democratic values, citing evidence of the Bitcoin blockchain being used to safeguard election results.

In a hotly contested election for local Republican party leadership in Williamson County, TN, Simple Proof, a company that safeguards public records using the Bitcoin blockchain, was called in to preserve the integrity of the results.

As the electoral engine of the United States purrs to life, many are questioning the point of it all. Aristophanes makes sense of the interplay between public referendum and elite constituencies in “The Primary Issue”.

Should we depend on established political parties to defend the interest of Bitcoiners? Or is it time to form a new Bitcoin political party?

A Porter's respectful partial disagreement with another (unrelated) Porter on the idea of Bitcoin single-issue voters.

The steady polarization of society we are currently undergoing may be reversed with a bitcoin standard.

The potential voting force of Bitcoiners should not be underestimated by those looking to the future.

Amanda Cavaleri explains how the Bitcoin voter block is one of the largest single-issue powers in U.S. politics.

South Korea will test out a new blockchain voting system this month, sources close to the developments have confirmed to Bitcoin Magazine.

Thailand's Democrat Party has become the first political party to use blockchain technology to elect its leaders in a primary election