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Citizens of “democratic” countries tend to think that living in such a place automatically makes them “democratic citizens” – after all, they are free to vote, run for office, protest, or participate in local democratic events. But can citizens of democracies who are largely
Today, when we think of or see news about “politics,” it is very often only national politics. However, in spite of local elections and democratic processes having more of an immediate effect on voters’ lives, citizens often do not participate in them. In order
Online voting can be a promising means of enticing more voters to engage in democratic processes, in particular due to its accessible nature and flexibility in a wide variety of circumstances, environments, and vote types. In spite of its adaptable and usable nature, it
We at Assembly Voting believe that online voting could be a game-changer and make democracy more inclusive than ever, namely by breaking down barriers to voting and enabling different social groups to more easily cast ballots. From those with mobility challenges to expats abroad,
As we are sure you know by now, we at Assembly Voting don’t shy away from talking about online voting. But we thought it was time to discuss more specific reasons why organizations would benefit from adopting online voting. Check them out below! 1.
Assembly Voting has conducted the vast majority of collective agreement elections in Denmark for over a decade and we are thrilled to see voter participation today conducted 100% digital. We are also pleased to see how digital participation has become an integrated and valued part of
Assembly Voting was thrilled to be a part of the Copenhagen Democracy Summit 2023, where we spent two days engaging in important discussions about democracy, the role of technology, and more. After attending this summit, we have 3 key takeaways that we’d like to share
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