Would Online Voting Increase Voter Participation?

The video explores the potential of online voting, highlighting its technological feasibility and the need for ongoing advocacy beyond election cycles. It discusses the cost and accessibility benefits, especially for tech-savvy younger voters and those with mobility issues. The video reviews global adoption examples, such as Estonia and India, and considers political and social implications, including concerns about voter fraud and disenfranchisement. It concludes with challenges in implementation, emphasizing the importance of public education and addressing legislative barriers.

What is one of the main challenges in making online voting a consistent agenda item?

• Lack of technology

• Voter disinterest

• High costs

• Election cycle hype

Which technology is mentioned as a means to authenticate voters in online voting?

• Voice recognition

• Biometrics

• Fingerprint scanning

• Facial recognition

Which country is noted for its extensive use of E-voting technology despite its dated system?

• Switzerland

• India

• Brazil

• Estonia

What is a potential benefit of online voting mentioned in the transcript?

• Reduced election costs

• Simplified election processes

• Increased voter turnout among tech-savvy individuals

• Elimination of voter fraud

What is a concern related to online voting discussed in the transcript?

• High implementation costs

• Lack of interest from voters

• Increased voter fraud

• Disenfranchisement of certain groups

What is a challenge in implementing online voting according to the transcript?

• Frequent elections

• Complexity of technology

• Public education on new systems

• Lack of internet access

How does the infrequency of elections pose a challenge to online voting?

• It complicates voter education

• It increases the risk of fraud

• It leads to higher costs

• It reduces voter turnout