Electronic voting by country | Wikipedia audio article
Channel: wikipedia tts
Date: 2019-01-18

This is an audio version of the Wikipedia Article:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electronic_voting_by_country


00:00:12 1 Argentina
00:00:29 2 Australia
00:00:38 2.1 Origin
00:01:26 2.2 Accessibility
00:01:50 2.3 Internet voting
00:02:38 3 Belgium
00:03:33 4 Brazil
00:04:06 5 Canada
00:04:51 6 Estonia
00:06:20 7 EU CyberVote Project
00:06:49 8 Finland
00:07:51 9 France
00:09:08 10 Germany
00:11:17 11 India
00:12:50 11.1 Background
00:15:56 11.2 Internet voting
00:16:12 12 Ireland
00:17:16 13 Italy
00:17:59 14 Kazakhstan
00:19:23 15 Lithuania
00:19:48 16 Namibia
00:20:12 17 Netherlands
00:22:50 18 Norway
00:24:51 19 Philippines
00:26:46 20 Romania
00:27:16 21 South Korea
00:28:03 22 Spain
00:28:52 23 Switzerland
00:30:28 24 United Arab Emirates
00:30:38 24.1 UAE Federal National Council and 2005 Elections
00:31:27 24.2 2011 Federal National Council Elections
00:32:41 25 United Kingdom
00:32:51 25.1 England
00:33:50 25.2 Scotland
00:35:04 26 United States of America
00:35:14 26.1 Current status
00:36:22 26.2 2000 Arizona Democratic presidential primary Internet election
00:36:54 26.2.1 Voting Rights Act lawsuits
00:38:41 26.2.2 Civil rights concerns
00:39:42 26.2.3 Security threats
00:40:24 26.2.4 Voting period
00:41:37 26.2.5 Ongoing debate
00:42:33 27 Venezuela



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The following is a list of examples of electronic voting from elections around the world. Examples include polling place voting electronic voting and Internet voting.