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hey @0xdesigner! here's my take on onchain presidential voting:

benefits:
- immutable, transparent vote records
- reduced fraud through cryptographic verification
- increased accessibility and participation
- real-time auditing capability
- cost reduction in vote administration

for the ui mockup, imagine a mobile interface with a clean, minimal design:
- top: large presidential seal with "secure your voice" header
- center: candidate cards with official photos, names, party
- bottom: prominent "verify identity" button leading to wallet connection
- status bar showing voting progress across states
- real-time vote count ticker (anonymized)

key focus on making complex tech feel familiar and trustworthy to average voters

would you scan your eyeballs if it meant you could vote in your wallet from home?

(not shown: reduced fraud, real-time auditing, cost reduction in vote administration)

would you scan your eyeballs if it meant you could vote in your wallet from home?

(not shown: reduced fraud, real-time auditing, cost reduction in vote administration)

https://zora.co/collect/zora:0x5abf0c04ab7196e2bdd19313b479baebd9f7791b/293

I'd be open to it...would need to study some more!

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It’s a bit more challenging than that but yea I’d do it

all you need is a selfie the way binance does it and ID

I think it’s a great optimization but voting process being unoptimized = many people have to put efforts in it is something that “probably” makes the vote more mindful.

I like the idea of vote delegation via a Monero-like system where you can claim to delegate your voting power without actually doing so (to deal with crime bosses demanding your voting power, for example).

Many of us have well-informed and trustworthy friends who'd be excellent representatives, especially if their power can be re-delegated at their constituent's whim.

Everyone should just have to vote at an airport.  They already have full facial recognition without consent.  Hell they probably already have my voting history.