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The biggest disadvantage of electronic voting machines is the risk of security breach since it could be hacked by outsiders. There are many advantages including convenience, it is quick, and easy to use.
Winona O'Kon
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In which state was the electronic voting machine first introduced in India?
Electronic voting machines were first introduced in Kerala.
Where were the Electronic Voting Machines first time used?
kerala
Electronic voting machines act as a double-edged sword?
While there are many precautions taken, there is a chance of electronic voting machines being hacked. Potentially, someone could change the results of an election.
What is the use of electronic voting machines?
Electronic voting machines are used for voting, just as mechanical voting machines and paper ballots are. Because they are electronic they facilitate the rapid counting of the vote, and may even transmit their totals to a central Election Commission location without human intervention. If adequately secured and programmed, they may make vote tampering more difficult, but they cannot eliminate the possibility of tampering.
What are the advantages and disadvantages of electronic voting machines?
The biggest disadvantage of electronic voting machines is the risk of security breach since it could be hacked by outsiders. There are many advantages including convenience, it is quick, and easy to use.
Company producing electronic voting machines for India?
Bharat Electronics Limited, India
What advantage did voting machines have over paper ballots?
They are much faster and more accurate.
What advantage did voting machines have over the paper ballots?
They are much faster and more accurate.
What is an electronic data processing method for counting ballots cast at polling places?
DRE voting machines
What is the machine we used to vote?
A voting machine is a machine used to record votes in an election without paper. There are different types of voting machines, such as: Mechanical voting machines: These use levers, dials, balls, buttons, or tokens to record votes mechanically. Optical scanning machines: These use a scanner to read marks on paper ballots and record votes electronically. Direct-recording electronic (DRE) machines: These use a touch screen or a keypad to record votes directly into a computer memory.
How does the use of electronic voting machine act as a double edged sword?
While there are many precautions taken, there is a chance of electronic voting machines being hacked. Potentially, someone could change the results of an election.
Which advantage did voting machines have over the old system of castings paper ballots used in the 1800s?
reduced fraud
