You have not actually provided any new information about this topic that the current voting system (in Wisconsin, which should be a model for all states) fails to address.

The only thing this Omega platform could possibly be used to for is "kicking ineligible voters off the rolls" but that's not a problem in practice except in situations like in Florida where ~20 citizens with felony records were told they are allowed to register and vote, then voted and were prosecuted for it. Obviously the *registration* process should have caught this in the first place. But regardless, those people should have been allowed to vote because they served their time and they were only restricted due to unpaid court fees (which is a poll tax)

Also all states should permit same day voter registration (like Wisconsin) where you can walk up, provide your ID and proof of residency in the voting district, get registered on the spot, and vote.