Exactly. GAH owns an electronic voting system, back d by paper ballots, and using blockchain to manage the data. It is not “on line” voting as discussed in that article. It is secure and audit able. Where the blockchain angle comes in is if there were any fraudulent votes they would be permanently recorded and could not be tampered with before or during an audit. If the blockchain matches the paper, you have a clean audit.
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