Does electricity flow on ice?

Question

Does electricity flow on ice?

Answer 1

A hundred percent Yes.

Ice is a solid state of water (H2O)

which is a strong conductor of electricity or almost any form of current.

Just remember that Ice melts at 0 degree celsius. Meaning that when the electricity flow on ice it would melt instantly.  

Answer 2

Are you talking about water in the chemistry sense without ions or in the common form on earth normally consisting of ions?

(Reason for asking:  H2O itself contains no ions, so pure, deionized water does not pass much electricity through it)

Edit:  From Wikipedia.org

"Pure water has a low electrical conductivity, but this increases significantly upon solvation of a small amount of ionic material such as sodium chloride."