Canada’s elections authorities move slowly, carefully to digitize voting
“Paper ballots are a fundamental part of our approach to election integrity, and BC’sexpressly prohibits digital voting,” Andrew Watson, a spokesperson for Elections BC, said in an e-mail.
“One big concern I have is if it’s a tight race and a certain party loses them, coming out and questioning the results of the election, saying, you know, election denial is something that we saw big in the United States. I’d hate to see that here in Canada,” DeLorey said. ‘And that’s something that we got to be very cautious of.
Other election authorities will be watching Elections Nova Scotia’s test with the e-ballot and some provincial elections administrators may dispatch personnel to Preston to watch the system in action.
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