E-Voting Mobile Application that optimizez the delegates voting process in Cooperatives
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https://doi.org/10.56124/encriptar.v8i15.004Keywords:
electronic voting, mobile application, voting process, technologyAbstract
In the midst of the digital era, while the world is moving towards the modernization of its democratic processes, Peru still relies on traditional face-to-face elections, with citizens marking ballots. However, the emerging technologies of mobile applications for the electronic voting process are here to stay and to be fully implemented in global elections. We envision a future where voting is as easy as making a phone call. Therefore, this article provides a comprehensive analysis of electronic voting, examining several case studies covering different E-Voting systems implemented in different regions of the world. The evolution and main features of these systems are discussed, highlighting their potential to improve the efficiency and accessibility of the electoral process. In addition, the advantages and disadvantages associated with these systems are analyzed, including security, transparency and public confidence. The article concludes with a reflection on best practices and recommendations for future technological developments based on E-Voting, highlighting the importance of interoperability, blockchain implementation, continuous improvement of cybersecurity and the need to educate the public to foster trust and citizen participation in electoral processes.
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