Internet voting seems like an obviously good idea, but its
adoption has been very slow in the US and around the world.  The issue
is frequently summarized as "if I can bank online, why can't I vote
online", and many have suggested that blockchains are the solution
(never mind what the problem is).  In this talk, we'll explore the
reasons why internet voting is moving slowly, including the impact on
voter turnout, issues of security and privacy, and social/political
considerations.