The Democratic Party of the United States interested in voting in blokcheyne

Representatives blokcheyna industry, including experts, consultants and executives gathered at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia to discuss the use of technology in politics blokcheyna with political leaders and representatives of the world media.
In 2016, one of the main events of the Congress was the performance of the employee group Bitfury Global Jamie Smith and director Bitfury Tomika Taylmana. Jamie Smith gave a presentation titled "Who will vote: the new electorate."
Smith and Taylman introduced the principle underlying the concept blokcheyna and opportunities to revolutionize the US voting system previously unprecedented reliability and transparency. Smith laid out his proposal to amend the US electoral landscape by utilizing blokcheyna technology for the introduction of new voting methods, and combining the data collected on the vote.
"Since everything else in our lives for a long time digitized that prevents establish voting mechanisms implemented on blokcheyne?"
The proposal describes the use of technology blokcheyna and its distribution network, to allow citizens to vote at any time and in any place, reducing the burden on polling stations and at the same time improving efficiency.
"If we accept this new technology, we have a completely revolutionary solution" - Jamie Smith said.
"Imagine an election where citizens can vote from their phones from the factory floor, where financial contributions to campaigns are direct and transparent, and where survey data is accurately checked. This is an electoral landscape that can provide blokcheyna technology, and these pilot projects are already working" .
Smith and Taylmana concept may be filed as the main solution to various problems that arise in the course of the analysis, collection and storage of electoral data. Recently, the Philippine government has undergone the greatest violation of voters' data, and it all happened because of the vulnerability of IT systems. This is a massive breach of security ultimately led to the compromise of millions of fingerprints and personal data.
Over the past few decades, governments are struggling to fight these attacks, but are not able to identify the vulnerabilities of centralized servers and databases. More importantly, the polling data collected and processed by numerous departments, and to analyze the entire voter database, you need a huge amount of working vremni.
If the United States government or any other government agency will create a voting system based on blokcheyna, all data submitted by citizens with a mobile phone or a web-based platform, can be collected and analyzed from a single source without creating data sharing.
Furthermore, using the encoded user applications, network administrators can determine the timestamp of each vote submitted, providing visibility in real time, and transparent to all network users.
The transparent nature of blokcheyna network allows any user on the system, whether a voter or an administrator, see the data contained in each block, without any barriers. The result of this is that both sides can easily record and view data without the introduction of several platforms and applications for additional verification and authentication.
The global shift?

Taylman, Bitfury member of the Board, further stressed that if the advanced blokcheyny for the electoral system can be implemented on existing platforms in many countries around the world, this will lead to the digitization of this data and the electoral landscape.
"The strength of blokcheyna technology will revolutionize the voting management around the world, not just in the United States.
Any country has the opportunity to begin their journey to the pioneers of this technology, and many of them already do this by partnering with Blockchain Trust Accelerator. Now all countries are able to create a civilian pilot projects based on blokcheyna. "
A group of leaders Bitfury and blokcheyn experts present at the meeting, will try to implement the project at the next elections in 2020, urging the next president to consider the international value of technology and the impact that it can bring on a global scale.
Brian Ford, co-founder of Digital Currency Initiative at MIT, went further and suggested that the US government invest at least $ 50 million a year on research blokcheyna technology and its potential:
"In order to remain competitive and to truly realize the safety and economic benefits of this technology, the US government must invest at least $ 50 million a year in training and business research on this technology."
Governments and institutions around the world are beginning to use technology blokcheyna. In the UK venture capital firms and investors often refer to the growth and finteha primarily blokcheyna. Already held hearings on the results of blokcheyna research and policy are showing interest and are considering the possibility of launching its own platform and its own blokcheyn cryptocurrency.
In addition, India also began to develop on the basis of blokcheyna applications to optimize their financial markets and banking system. But the latest offer from Brian Fordy - blokcheyn integrate as a core part of the electoral system, can activate the movement to a more transparent and accountable democracy.