Electronic voting is a method of casting votes using digital systems, such as computers or specialized voting machines. This technology aims to streamline the voting process, making it faster and more efficient. Voters can select their choices on a screen, and the system securely records their votes, reducing the chances of human error associated with traditional paper ballots. Many countries and regions have adopted electronic voting to enhance accessibility and improve the overall voting experience. However, concerns about security and the integrity of the voting process remain, prompting ongoing discussions about the best practices for using electronic voting systems in elections.