Implementation of the Village Institution E-Voting Application

Problems in traditional elections are related to fraud, efficiency, transparency, accessibility, and cost. As a solution, a website-based e-voting system is proposed to overcome this.This study used effort expectancy, social influence, performance expectancy, and facilitating conditions to have a significant positive correlation with the user's intention to use an e-voting system. E-voting can address a variety of traditional election issues by improving efficiency, transparency, accessibility, and reducing costs. These results highlight the key factors influencing the adoption of e-voting technology, providing guidance for developers and policymakers in designing more effective, secure, and user-friendly systems. A significant correlation value at the level of 0.01 shows that all factors play an important role in increasing user acceptance of an e-voting system.