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Despite a recent glitch in Basel City, the Federal Chancellery has authorized cantons Graubünden, St Gallen, and Thurgau to utilize e-voting for the upcoming federal votes on July 14.
A technical failure in Basel's e-voting system has led to an investigation into possible electoral fraud after 2,000 votes went uncounted. The incident has sparked outrage and threats of legal action from affected Swiss citizens abroad.
A major technical failure in canton Basel City's e-voting system meant 2,048 votes, mostly from Swiss Abroad citizens, could not be counted in the recent national referendums. All attempts to decrypt the electronic ballot box failed, sparking serious concerns about the system's reliability.
A major technical failure in canton Basel City's e-voting system meant that 2,048 electronically cast ballots, mostly from Swiss citizens abroad, could not be opened or counted in Sunday's national referendums, raising serious concerns over the system's reliability.
A technical glitch involving USB sticks used to decrypt the ballot box will likely lead to the nullification of all electronic votes in canton Basel City for Sunday's nationwide ballots. The failure affects over 10,000 Swiss citizens living abroad and 30 voters with disabilities, with around 1,800 votes already cast.
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