Actually blockchain voting could work or even if every voter was assigned a public address and required to digitally sign that they voted you could cut down on that ballot stuffing bullshit.
However:
The United States Senate elections on January 5, 2020 will determine which party controls the United States Senate. Everipedia will be offering AP’s senate race calls in a trusted and transparent manner through the use of oracles. AP will sign the data cryptographically and publish results with their Ethereum Public Key 0x436ee8cb3a351893b77f8b57c9772daec3a96445 and their EOS account associapress. The results published by AP through the OraQle will also be available through our partner Chainlink's oracles.
The point the article is making is that creating a blockchain composed of fradulent data doesn't make the data any less fradulent just because it's on a blockchain.
Actually blockchain voting could work or even if every voter was assigned a public address and required to digitally sign that they voted you could cut down on that ballot stuffing bullshit.
Yes blockchain can work.
However: The United States Senate elections on January 5, 2020 will determine which party controls the United States Senate. Everipedia will be offering AP’s senate race calls in a trusted and transparent manner through the use of oracles. AP will sign the data cryptographically and publish results with their Ethereum Public Key 0x436ee8cb3a351893b77f8b57c9772daec3a96445 and their EOS account associapress. The results published by AP through the OraQle will also be available through our partner Chainlink's oracles.
The point the article is making is that creating a blockchain composed of fradulent data doesn't make the data any less fradulent just because it's on a blockchain.
Yes and yes but what this is really just backhanded article against cryptocurrencies.
You'd need to know which is the valid head though.