Cardano Founder Proposes Blockchain-Backed Elections with Paper Audit Trail

• The new X discussion is on the risks associated with using only electronic voting methods.
• Hoskinson posits a dual system in which digital and analog components audit each other.

Charles Hoskinson, founder of Cardano, has suggested that blockchain technology may provide the necessary full proof elections in future elections worldwide and in the U.S.

Extending the capabilities of blockchain technology is a typical occurrence among blockchain developers such as Charles Hoskinson. The new X discussion is on the risks associated with using only electronic voting methods.

The Perfect Blend

First, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (RFK), a presidential candidate and Bitcoin bull, brought attention to the recent election in Puerto Rico. Also, many election irregularities were brought to light by RFK. If Puerto Rico hadn’t used paper ballots as a backup, this would have ruined the whole thing.

In light of this, RFK advocated for the adoption of a comparable paper trail system to safeguard the US’s renowned electronic system. The Cardano Founder’s viewpoint was among the many that changed their minds at this juncture. Hoskinson posits a dual system in which digital and analog components audit each other using blockchain technology in conjunction with paper. It’s the perfect blend.

Moreover, Ethereum, Cardano, and Solana are just a few examples of blockchain systems whose basic architecture makes manipulation difficult. Furthermore, blockchain systems are inherently transparent, allowing anybody to check the authenticity of the data stored on them. Although there have been few examples of blockchain integration with actual voting systems, those that have been implemented have proved successful.

Even though Charles Hoskinson didn’t specifically mention Cardano in his piece, several people have offered suggestions on how the protocol may help, especially with the U.S elections around the corner.

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