E-voting

e-voting comes, which means electronic voting

Understanding of e-voting is the use of information technology on the implementation of voting. Choice of technology used in the implementation of e-Voting is very varied, such as the use of smart cards for authentication of voters in the use of the internet as a voting system or data transmission, the use of touch screen as a substitute for sound cards, and many variations of the technology could be used today . In today's development thinking using a mobile phone device to provide a sound could be an option because it combines (convergence) computers and internet network in one single device.

Conditions and the application of e-voting technology continues to change as developments in information technology very quickly. Constraints on e-voting that has ever happened in many countries that have and are being applied to further improve e-voting. One positive aspect of the adoption of e-voting today is the increasing cheapness of hardware used and the more open software used so that the cost of implementing e-voting increasingly cheap from time to time and for the more open the software to be audited jointly. One concept is a software application through Indonesia Goes Open Source (IGOS), with the introduction of e-Democracy applications in the year 2007 [1]

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