Quantum voting trickery could make elections more secure
A new voting system uses quantum mechanics to ensure every vote is counted while keeping them anonymous. The approach has been tested and shown to work, offering a more secure way to protect voters' privacy. This could make elections fairer and more trustworthy.
A combination of mathematical and quantum trickery baked into a voting system can guarantee, in theory, that every vote is counted and remains anonymous. The approach has now been tested to show that it works.
New Scientist
