What is e-voting?

What is e-voting?

E-voting, or electronic voting, is a form of e-governance that involves the use of electronic methods for casting or tallying votes in elections. It requires an electronic device, typically with internet access, for its implementation.

What is e-voting?

E-voting, or electronic voting, is a form of e-governance that involves the use of electronic methods for casting or tallying votes in elections. It requires an electronic device, typically with internet access, for its implementation.

E-voting signifies a voting system that utilizes electronic devices or computers in at least one phase of the voting process. There are various types of e-voting systems. Some use electronic devices to count votes submitted via paper ballots, while others directly record votes, and some transmit votes over public networks. These are systems for internet or online voting.

Internet voting, online voting, or e-voting can be conducted in several ways: at a polling station where there is an internet connection solely between the polling station and the election body, on special kiosks - specific electronic voting devices, or at any time and place with a signal. Of course, with adequate measures to ensure the security and anonymity of voters and their choices.

Our online voting system, FairVotes, is precisely such a system. All you need to use it is a device with internet access.

FairVotes is very accessible and available to everyone. Organizing and conducting elections through FairVotes is fast, simple, and very cost-effective compared to traditional voting methods.

This type of voting does not pose any obstacles for voters because they can vote anytime and anywhere without the need to go to a physical polling location, without incurring any costs, and with significant time savings. All they need to do is click.

This remote voting and decision-making approach has proven to be highly successful worldwide. Estonia, for example, has been successfully conducting state elections using e-voting systems for 15 years. Many corporations conduct their votes using such systems, as do unions. There is a well-known case of a major global airline where cabin crew members obtained their first collective agreement through electronic voting conducted by union members.

The use of sophisticated online voting systems represents significant time and cost savings for companies, corporations, associations, unions, and all other organizations that require any form of elections or voting. Using such a system does not require extensive engagement or preparations for organizing voting or obtaining results. Results are immediately available, accurate, and credible.

The FairVotes system is available to everyone at all times and in all places. Speed is one of its greatest advantages because elections can be organized and conducted quickly, which is crucial for those in need of decisions promptly or unexpectedly.

E-voting represents the future of voting. We live in an age of digitalization, simplification, and accessibility. All with the goal of saving and modernizing. For those for whom voting is a means of decision-making, the complexity and challenges of organizing elections are clear. And expensive. Only one system can eliminate all these negative aspects. Such a system will contribute to your more proactive and successful operations, your modernization, and your adept navigation through the era of digitalization.