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City officials see little urgency to embrace online voting, despite momentum

Article content Almost all small municipalities surrounding London offered voters the chance to cast their ballots online in 2018. In Sarnia, where phone or internet voting were the only options, turnout clocked in at nearly 50 per cent. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or City officials see little urgency to embrace online voting Back to video Will a push for accessibility and any lingering effects of the COVID-19 pandemic prompt London to offer electronic voting in next year’s civic race? Experts say it’s a possibility, but far from an easy decision. “I don’t see any imperative to move toward online balloting,” said Laura Stephenson, a Western University professor who’s part of a study on municipal elections.

Canadian Municipalities Stick With Online Voting Despite Concerns

Canadian Municipalities Stick With Online Voting Despite Concerns News Analysis Many Canadian municipalities continue to favour online voting and computerized vote counting despite controversies around these technologies and expert warnings about cybersecurity risks and other issues. Twelve Canadian municipalities used some form of online voting in 2003, 44 in 2010, 97 in 2014, and 194 in 2018, according to a CBC report. In the municipal elections in Ontario in 2018, 99 municipalities used Intelivote Systems and appeared to have no glitches, CBC reported at the time. However, another 51 municipalities, all of which used Dominion Voting Systems, experienced problems and had to extend voting hours, with some communities having to extend the voting period by a full 24 hours, CBC said. Dominion blamed the problem on bandwidth limits placed by a third-party provider, CBC reported.

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