Electronic ballots are digital versions of traditional paper ballots used in elections. Voters can cast their votes using electronic devices, such as touch screens or computers, which can make the voting process faster and more efficient. These systems often include features to ensure security and accuracy, such as encryption and verification methods. Many jurisdictions have adopted electronic ballots to streamline the voting process and reduce the chances of human error. However, concerns about cybersecurity and the integrity of the voting process have led to ongoing discussions about the best practices for using electronic voting systems in elections.