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Meanings of e-voting in English

Several different types of voting, embracing both electronic means of casting a vote and electronic means of counting votes.

Usage of e-voting in English
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This report showed the many gaping holes in the proposed e-voting system.
The Irish Times
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And as such, he added, it is an inappropriate platform for e-voting.
The Irish Times
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An e-voting bill has also been introduced in New York state.
Wired
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McConnells, which won the recent e-voting campaign, will begin the new campaign shortly.
The Irish Times
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Here is one of the best round-ups on e-voting glitches at CIO magazine.
The Guardian
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Martin Cullen must find some way of reassuring the public about e-voting, writes Simon Nugent.
The Irish Times
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The people should have the final say on e-voting, not some "arbitrary minister".
The Irish Times
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The Government was forced to admit that e-voting might, after all, be a work in progress.
The Irish Times
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After all, there are several concerns about e-voting machines at precincts, not to mention remote Internet voting.
Wired
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University of Canterbury Masters student Cybele Freitas has investigated security aspects of e-voting in national elections overseas.
Radio NZ
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This is an opportune moment to consider e-voting, and getting people to conduct elections online. Sy Mamabola
The South African
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The other e-voting machines "have all been destroyed apart from the last collections", he added.
The Irish Times
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We were lumbered with useless e-voting machines.
The Irish Times
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Ministers also agreed to pilot e-voting for strike ballots -a change suggested by the House of Lords.
The Guardian
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The glitch is the latest in a string of problems with new e-voting machines being rolled out nationwide.
Wired
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Mr Roche was responding to reports that hackers in The Netherlands had managed to break into e-voting machines.
The Irish Times
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