electronic voting machines were introduced for some elections in india in 2004.
electronic voting machines were introduced for some elections in india in 2004.
when were electronic voting machines introduced for some elections in india?
2004
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electronic voting is the standard means of conducting elections using electronic voting machines, sometimes called "evms" in india. the use of evms and electronic voting was developed and tested by the state-owned electronics corporation of india and bharat electronics in the 1990s. they were introduced in indian elections between 1998 and 2001, in a phased manner. the electronic voting machines have been used in all general and state assembly elections of india since 2004.
electronic voting in india
in 2014, namibia became the first african nation to use electronic voting machines. electronic voting machines (evms) used in the election were provided by bharat electronics limited, an indian state owned company.









































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from the late 1990s until 2007, voting machines were used extensively in elections. most areas in the netherlands used electronic voting in polling places. after security problems with the machines were widely publicized, they were banned in 2007.









































the most widely used voting machines were produced by the company nedap. in the 2006 parliamentary elections, 21,000 persons used the rijnland internet election system to cast their vote.
electronic voting by country