... focussing on the impacts associated with the portfolio of recent societal and technological advancements including the many vexing concerns and issues presented by the coronavirus pandemic. Social distancing is limiting access to the traditional methods of in-person voting for both election officials...

... elections. While several critical issues have been identified, none has been so significant that an end‐game strategy should be invoked rather than continued innovation. Concurrently, the business world has witnessed an expanding use of computer‐based infrastructures and enhanced ICTs to facilitate...

.../methodology/approach Based on the analysis of the existing technologies and the authors' prior findings, electronic voting was approached as a public information and communication technologies service. Findings A new methodology of forming election event outcomes is proposed, which is based...

... “which leads to discarding the votes”. Findings Election officials believe that I‐voting can be considered a valid voting option if it offers at least the same level of security as traditional remote voting methods. On the other hand, many data security experts doubt that the current internet...

...Ah‐Lian Kor; Graham Orange; Russell Lock; Tim Storer; Natalie Harvey; Conrad Hughes; Ian Sommerville Purpose The purpose of this paper is to provide an observational examination of the recent Scottish elections, within which an e‐counting system was employed to manage the increased complexity...