E-voting

E-voting, or electronic voting, refers to using digital technology to cast and count votes in elections. Voters can submit their choices via computers, mobile devices, or specialized voting machines, often equipped with security features to ensure privacy and prevent fraud. E-voting aims to streamline the voting process, making it faster and more accessible, particularly for those unable to vote in person. However, concerns about security, data integrity, and potential hacking persist, leading to ongoing discussions about its reliability and effectiveness compared to traditional paper ballots.