New Australian Political Party Seeks to Popularize Blockchain Voting
A new Australian political party has proposed the introduction of a token-based political system based on the concept of decentralised blockchain technology. Called the Flux Party, the new entity has already attracted more than the 500 members it needs to potentially place senate candidates on ballots in all the country's states. However, the party's immediate goal is to try and elect six senators, according to Reuters. Notably, the Flux Party will be free of its own policies, instead opting for its senators to vote for or against legislation at the bidding of token holders. Party....
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While Russia is testing an e-proxy voting system based on a distributed ledger, Australia is launching a Blockchain voting app in hopes of starting a global political movement. The Flux Party is a new Australian political party that aims to return power over important decisions made in Parliament to individual electors. Launched six months ago, the Flux Party seeks to win enough seats at federal, state, and local levels enabling voters to directly influence the outcome of legislation that affects them, through the Flux app that has been built entirely on the blockchain. Blockchain - when....
A party standing in next week’s Australian election wants to hand voting power directly to its members, exercising and trading political power with verifiable transactions on the Bitcoin blockchain. State of Flux: Vote Blockchain. The party, called Flux, is running 13 candidates for the Australian Senate (the parliament’s upper house) in the federal election to be held on July 2nd, 2016. Flux’s ultimate vision is idealistic and ambitious: it seeks to completely replace the representative systems that currently govern the world’s democracies. It wants to give people a direct say on issues....
Max Kaye is an Aussie with a passion for Bitcoin. He is currently working to bring a novel political party, the Neutral Voting Bloc, into existence using the bitcoin blockchain turning it into a political party of the future. He occasionally writes in his free time on subjects within the union of computer science and economics. An aspiring social entrepreneur; Kaye seeks growth in culture and society over account balances, and looks forward to the novel opportunities afforded within a Bitcoin based economy, including exciting restructurings of society. Kaye describes the Neutral Voting....
The Liberal Alliance will be utilizing a blockchain to conduct internal votes at an annual meeting. 2014 has been the year that banks and politicians are falling over themselves to warn against Bitcoin, even while calling the technology promising. Denmark, however, set itself apart from the crowd last month by declaring digital currency trades to be tax-free. Yesterday there was more Bitcoin-friendly news from Denmark; the Liberal Alliance will be the first major political party in the world to vote using blockchain technology. First reported by Version2.dk, Liberal Alliance will be using....
A new Australian political party called Flux is aiming to ‘upgrade democracy’ and change the way Australians vote by using the Flux app built entirely on the blockchain platform. What is the Flux? This is a tool that enables Australians to participate directly with parliament, making the need for trust in elected officials to become a thing of the past. On July 2, the Flux Party are putting up 13 candidates for election to Australia’s Senate in federal elections. By using a cellphone app, Australians who can prove they are registered voters will be able to inform elected represented....