To i-vote or not to i-vote: Drivers and barriers to the implementation of internet voting

Nathan Licht; David Duenas Cid; Iuliia Krivonosova; Robert Krimmer

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-86942-7_7

To i-vote or not to i-vote: Drivers and barriers to the implementation of internet voting

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This paper investigates the drivers and barriers of internet voting and the implications of a global pandemic for the development of the respective technology. In contrast to the expected uptake in the early 2000s of internet voting, the technology is still rather seldomly used in election systems around the world. The paper at hand explores the different forces that drive or impede internet voting adoption from a political, social, legal, organizational, contextual, economic and technological perspective. In an exploratory approach, 18 expert interviews and extensive complementary desk research were conducted. The findings identified 15 general drivers and 15 general barriers for the process of internet voting adoption. The evidence suggests that for a large part, the political features, trust and perception are the most pivotal factors to internet voting development.

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publikacja w wydawnictwie zbiorowym recenzowanym (także w materiałach konferencyjnych)

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English

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2021

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Licht N., Duenas Cid D., Krivonosova I., Krimmer R.: To i-vote or not to i-vote: Drivers and barriers to the implementation of internet voting// / : , 2021,

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