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U.S. Postal Service Files A Patent For Blockchain-Based Voting System

Emily Mason

Summary: The U.S. Postal Service has filed a patent for a blockchain-based voting platform after President Donald Trump made comments threatening the mail service's funding amid his recent rallying against mail-in voting ahead of the November election. The patent's goal is to make mail-in voting a safe and secure option as the COVID-19 pandemic means in-person ...

The U.S. Postal Service has filed a patent for a blockchain-based voting platform after President Donald Trump made comments threatening the mail service's funding amid his recent rallying against mail-in voting ahead of the November election.

The patent's goal is to make mail-in voting a safe and secure option as the COVID-19 pandemic means in-person voting could present health risks.

Russia recently implemented a blockchain voting system citizens used to vote on key constitutional updates. Despite the use of blockchain, independent researchers logged over 20 million abnormal votes, according to a local media outlet.

By Emily Mason

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