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Журнал зарубежного законодательства и сравнительного правоведения / Journal of foreighn legislation and comparative law
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Крысенкова Н.Б. Информационные технологии в избирательном процессе Индии

Аннотация: Настоящая статья посвящена особенностям применения информационных технологий в избирательном процессе республики Индия. В современном мире использование информационных технологий в различных сферах жизни общества является нормой, однако, на выборах они только начинают активно применяться как в зарубежных государствах, так и в Российской Федерации. Среди таких технологий широко распространена онлайн-регистрация избирателей, информирование избирателей о ходе голосования, расположении избирательных участков и иной информации, имеющей отношение к избирательному процессу, видео-трансляция голосования и подведения итогов выборов и другие. Индия среди таких государств не является исключением. Автором в статье рассмотрены различные технологии, характерные как для проведения голосования, так и для подготовки и организации выборов, такие как, применение автоматизированных избирательных систем, использование которых началось еще в конце XX века, использование смс-сервисов для информирования избирателей о местах расположения избирательных участков, ходе голосования и предоставления иной информации о выборах, онлайн-регистрация избирателей на сайте Избирательной комиссии Индии. Также автором рассмотрены органы и организации, ответственные за развитие информационных технологий с целью их применения в избирательном процессе.


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информационные технологии, Индия, выборы, голосование, автоматизированные избирательные системы, интернет-голосование, избирательный процесс, информирование избирателей, развитие, правовое обеспечение и органы, ответственные за внедрение информационных технологий.

Abstract: The article is devoted to features of information technologies usage in Indian electoral process. Information technologies are often used in different spheres of social life, but its implementation in elections just begins in foreign countries and in the Russian Federation. The online registration of voters, voter’s information on voting process, location of polling stations and other electoral information, video streaming of voting process and vote counting are the most popular in foreign countries. India is not excluded from the list of such countries. The author presents the analysis of different technologies which are used in the voting process and in the process of organization of elections in India, such as: electronic voting machines, which was applied in elections in the end of XX century in the first time, voters’ informing on location of polling station, voting process and other electoral information through the cell phones, online registration of voters through the Election Commission of India website. The author also examines the authorities and organizations responsible for implementation and working out of information technologies for elections.


Keywords:

information technologies, India, elections, voting, electronic voting machines, internet voting, electoral process, voters’ informing.


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