The Next Gen Election: Design and Development of E-Voting Web Application
Raghav Chhabra, Uday Vohra, Vishrant Khanna, Aditya Verman, Poonam Tanwar, Brijesh Kumar
Abstract
Raghav Chhabra, Uday Vohra, Vishrant Khanna, Aditya Verman, Poonam Tanwar, Brijesh Kumar
Abstract
The elevated utilization of in formation technology seems to revolutionize both the provision of governmental services and the vivacity of democracy. E-voting or Electronic voting symbolizes modern democracy. E-voting will be at its best when complied with the existing legal and regulatory framework. “Vote”, the word means to determine or to elect or select from a list or who will run the country or the organization or a group. To find leaders selected by people is the prime aim of voting (Scenario: Citizens electing their country leaders). Most countries, India is no exception, have trouble voting. Some of the issues at stake are incorrect voting during elections, inexperienced personnel, inaccessible or insecure polling stations, and inadequate voting equipment. The new indigenous flagship internet-based voting system solves this exact problem. It should be noted that users, in this case, citizens, have a large time frame during the voting period with the system running. The objective of this paper is to come up with a new solution, does come with a small learning curve, citizens will have to be trained on how to exercise their right to vote online.
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The elevated utilization of in formation technology seems to revolutionize both the provision of governmental services and the vivacity of democracy. E-voting or Electronic voting symbolizes modern democracy. E-voting will be at its best when complied with the existing legal and regulatory framework. “Vote”, the word means to determine or to elect or select from a list or who will run the country or the organization or a group. To find leaders selected by people is the prime aim of voting (Scenario: Citizens electing their country leaders). Most countries, India is no exception, have trouble voting. Some of the issues at stake are incorrect voting during elections, inexperienced personnel, inaccessible or insecure polling stations, and inadequate voting equipment. The new indigenous flagship internet-based voting system solves this exact problem. It should be noted that users, in this case, citizens, have a large time frame during the voting period with the system running. The objective of this paper is to come up with a new solution, does come with a small learning curve, citizens will have to be trained on how to exercise their right to vote online.
Key concepts: Voting, Computer science, World Wide Web, Political science, Law, Politics