New Brunswick had a Commission on Electoral Reform that took online submissions starting at the end of 2016, held meetings in January 2017, and submitted its report at the beginning of March 2017.
The Commission recommended against Internet voting.
Therefore, the commission makes the following recommendations:
- The government not proceed with electronic voting at this time, due to concerns related to security, confidentiality and privacy.
above from A pathway to an inclusive democracy (PDF) – Goal 3: E-voting – pages 20-21
La Commission fait donc les recommandations suivantes :
- Que le gouvernement n’aille pas de l’avant avec le vote électronique pour le moment, en raison des préoccupations relatives à la sécurité, à la confidentialité et au respect de la vie privée.
En voie vers une démocratie inclusive (PDF) – Troisième but : le vote électronique/par Internet – de la page 20 à la page 21
I submitted a 16-page briefing to the Commission.
Previously:
January 1, 2017 New Brunswick Electoral Reform Commission meeting dates
November 27, 2016 Brief submitted to New Brunswick Commission on Electoral Reform – November 2016
November 20, 2016 New Brunswick electoral reform consultation including Internet voting
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