Coronavirus fundamentally changes the general perception of the use of digital technologies. Citizens expect easy but at the same time secure access to verified information from central sources and the use of a wide range of services at the level of the state and local government. Direct democracy is also about electronic elections and voting at all levels, from the parliamentary elections to the referendum on planting flowers on your street. The aim is to guarantee the reliability, quality, speed and transparency of the whole process, but the new challenges also address aspects of the health and safety of the voter.