 Abstract: Electronic voting is still a hot topic. You can mainly distinguish between three types of electronic voting, namely direct recording electronic voting devices in polling stations, scan based electronic voting systems, and remote electronic voting. In this paper we focus on the last category and in particular we discuss three dimensions that are specific for remote Internet voting. T...

The rapid development of communication and information technology has made electronic voting technologically and economically feasible. In this study, we will examine the differential impact of four electronic voting system (EVS) characteristics (privacy, accessibility, mobility, and accuracy) on voter participation intention (i.e., EVS voting) and on preferred EVS mechanism (telephone, Web-bas...

India is the world’s largest democracy with a population of more than 1 billion; India has an electorate of more than 668 million and covers 543 parliamentary constituencies. Voting is the bridge between the governed and government. The last few years have brought a renewed focus on to the technology used in the voting process. The current voting system has many security holes, and it is diffic...

The widespread adoption of Information and Communication Technologies in governance over the years by electronic government has influenced democratic decision making through electronic voting (e-voting).E-voting provides increased participation of populace, reduced cost, decreased cases of invalid votes and support basis of democracy. However, e-voting systems are generally prone to security ri...

Voting is a way for a voter to make a decision or express an opinion or to choose a candidate. E-voting (Electronic Voting) refers to both the electronic means of casting a vote and the electronic means of counting and publishing that votes. The E voting system has some specific advantages as compared to the traditional voting system. In this paper, a secure and efficient e-voting protocol is p...

There are many positive aspects of electronic voting systems: security, verifiability, convenience, resource conservation, and the like. However, there is still lack of trust for electronic voting systems within the public. One of the reasons could be that the notions involved in electronic voting are challenging to understand for the general public. In this project, we tried to create public t...

This paper focuses on the feasibility of electronic voting. At first, a brief introduction of what electronic voting is; how it works and what its requirements are given. Then the popular implementation models in today’s electronic voting solutions are discussed. All the models are not perfect yet; experts are debating for the direction of electronic voting. Analyses of this paper go deep into ...

Recent controversy regarding reforms to the voting system cast doubt on the likelihood of deploying electronic voting systems in the near future. This paper notes the deficiencies in the approach to requirements for electronic voting in general and outlines some of the recent developments in electronic voting technologies in the UK.