Technologies can strengthen electoral processes if carefully considered and implemented. This process should not be rushed due to the enormous consequences of failure. The first stage in the process of considering the adoption of electronic voting and counting technologies is a robust feasibility study and testing of the new technology on a small constituency, before deploying to scale on a binding election. This is only one of the recommendations included in the new document part of the series publications prepared by IFES. The publications gives brief overview of the systems which are used in the world: “Considerations on Internet Voting: An Overview for Electoral Decision-Makers”.
You can download the the entire publication on the following link: IFES considerations on internet voting an overview for electoral decision makers EN
