E-Voting
/ˌiːˈvoʊtɪŋ/
Definitions
- (n.) The process of casting votes electronically in an election or decision-making procedure, often via the internet or specialized electronic machines.
The government implemented e-voting to increase voter turnout and streamline election results.
- (n.) A legal framework or system governing electronic voting that addresses security, privacy, transparency, and authenticity concerns.
The legislature passed new regulations to ensure the integrity of e-voting systems.
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- e-voting
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Commentary
Legal definitions of e-voting emphasize both the technology used to cast votes and the regulatory measures ensuring lawful, secure, and transparent elections.
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