File this in the "exporting democracy" category, or not: a recent report from Europe serves as a reminder that serious problems with e-voting aren't just an American malady, although it's much easier to move back to paper ballots if your country is fairly small.
Few governments that scrap their existing e-voting systems go all the way back to paper like Ireland, though. In the case of Florida, for instance, the state moved totally to optical scan machines (and then it still managed to screw up an election).
The head of the European Union's executive Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, has spoken of her...
The Hungarian government has imposed a three-year entry ban to the Schengen Area on the head...
