E-Voting through Smartphone’s: Possibilities and challenges A Study of India
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https://doi.org/10.48112/jemss.v3i2.419Abstract
Abstract Views: 108Voting is the single most important source of power in democracies. Every citizen in the country is given the opportunity to exercise their right to vote. Voting via mobile devices has the most promising future in terms of applications in the real world. Fingerprints, thanks to their singularity and stability throughout the course of time, have been utilised for the purposes of identification and authentication. M-voting, which allows citizens of a country to cast their ballots without physically going to a polling location, is a subset of electronic voting and is not intended to replace it. There is a description of a database that contains not just all of the names of voters but also all of the information that pertains to those voters. M-voting is a practical replacement for e-government, particularly in countries like India, where the percentage of people who own personal computers and who use the internet is about equivalent to the percentage of people who possess mobile phones. Because of this, m-voting enables individuals to cast their ballots from a distance, which has the potential to cut down on absenteeism. The purpose of this piece of writing is to investigate mobile voting in India from both a positive and negative perspective.
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Mobile voting, Prospects, Challenges, Block Chain and ProjectsMetrics
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