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This paper reviews the piecemeal introduction of internet voting in a highly federalised political setting, Switzerland. We trace the processes leading to the implementation of internet voting and the network of actors involved in its... more

This paper reviews the piecemeal introduction of internet voting in a highly federalised political setting, Switzerland. We trace the processes leading to the implementation of internet voting and the network of actors involved in its governance. In the empirical analysis we report usage patterns and take stock of what we know about the individual and socio-demographic profiles of internet voters.

The present voting system has many issues. The most prominent among them is the problem that the voter is not present in his/her country or local area at the time of elections, therefore, he/she is unable to cast his/her vote. Our... more

The present voting system has many issues. The most prominent among them is the problem that the voter is not present in his/her country or local area at the time of elections, therefore, he/she is unable to cast his/her vote. Our approach aims at solving this problem. We have endeavoured to introduce an E-Voting System, which uses Android technology. The system includes an android application that will permit the voter to cast his/her vote from any remote location using mobile phone/ cell phone or any device supporting Android OS(2.2 and higher versions). This application uses two-factor authentication mechanism in order to ensure authenticity of voter’s identity. The two-factor authentication mechanism comprises of Face Recognition using Template Matching technique and OTP. Overall an effort has been made to deliver an E-voting System that provides better performance, security, accuracy and reliability to the entire Election process.

The study's goal is to investigate the feasibility of developing an electronic voting system for the Gumaca National High School-Accountancy, Business, and Management (GNHS-ABM) Society via Information and Communication Technology (ICT)... more

The study's goal is to investigate the feasibility of developing an electronic voting system for the Gumaca National High School-Accountancy, Business, and Management (GNHS-ABM) Society via Information and Communication Technology (ICT) operations that can automate the election process and serve as an alternative venue for continuing to work in a new, normal way. The population consists of 422 ABM students, and the sample was selected using the most convenient sampling technique, which yielded 129 respondents. It utilizes quantitative approach and a descriptive research method. An online form containing a 15-item self-made questionnaire was used to collect the data. For necessary statistical treatments such as descriptive and inferential statistics, normality tests, and reliability tests, Microsoft Excel and SPSS were used. According to the findings of the study, active participation is achieved by younger strata and is dominated by lower grade and female groups. In this study, the gadget exposure reveals a key aspect with a gap to consider while the overall perception agreed to the benefit of electronic voting method. Hypothesis testing revealed that all grouping variables has a p-value greater than 0.05 showing no significant difference exist and it fails to reject null hypothesis. Following the proposed intervention, the researcher suggests that the voting process be recreated. Make digital technology more accessible to students and give ample infrastructure support for students to use in order to close the gap between gadget exposure and digital transformation maximized.

Voting is a fundamental decision making instrument in any consensus-based society and democracy depends on the proper administration of popular elections. In any election, there exists a set of requirements among which voters should... more

Voting is a fundamental decision making instrument in any consensus-based society and democracy depends on the proper administration of popular elections. In any election, there exists a set of requirements among which voters should receive assurance that their intent was correctly captured and that all eligible votes were correctly tallied. On the other hand, the election system as a whole should ensure that voter coercion is unlikely. These conflicting requirements present a significant challenge: how can voters receive enough assurance to trust the election result, but not so much that they can prove to a potential coercer how they voted. The challenge of changing the traditional paper based voting methods used in many developing countries into electronic voting raises a set of functional and constitutional requirements. These requirements are governed by the country in which they operate and are usually not limited to privacy, authentication, fairness, transparency, integrity an...

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