The integration of digital technologies into elections can greatly enhance voter participation, but also creates significant challenges and risks that jeopardize democratic processes.
As the electoral landscape evolves, observers must adapt by developing new skills and methodologies to ensure elections remain free, fair, and transparent.
The lessons from Kenya's 2007 elections highlight the critical need for a careful assessment of data and technology use in electoral processes to safeguard democracy.
It is imperative to establish norms and practices that accommodate the incorporation of technology into electoral systems while protecting human rights and privacy.
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