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E-voting handbook
Written by Susanne Caarls Monday, 10 October 2011 12:24
E-voting refers to an election or referendum that involves the use of electronic means in at least the casting of the vote. The introduction of e-voting raises some of the same challenges as are faced when applying electronics to any other subject, for example e-government. Politicians or administrators may perhaps expect that a paper version of a certain service or process can simply be taken and put on the Internet.
Unfortunately, the reality is more complex, and nowhere more so than with e-voting.
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