Electronic Voting

Electronic voting refers to the use of digital technology to cast and count votes in elections, instead of traditional paper ballots. Voters use devices like electronic voting machines or online platforms to submit their choices. This method aims to streamline the voting process, reduce human error, and expedite results. While electronic voting can enhance accessibility and efficiency, it also raises concerns about security, privacy, and potential technical failures. Ensuring robust safeguards and transparency is essential to maintain public trust in the integrity of the electoral process.