An electronic election model application for general elections in Turkey
2005
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Advisor: Yrd. Doç. Dr. Nurettin Doğan
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The election activities carried out by collecting the ballots in ballot box withinthe traditional methods, become naturally costly and therefore getting far frombeing preferable because of the long preperations process, lack of ability tocontrol effectively falsification of voting, voting faulties, errors occuring duringvote count and long lasting counting periods. It is necessary to carry our currentelection system to electronic environment in order to avoid these negativecircumstance that affect directly the economy and politics of the country. In thisstudy, our current election system is examined and an Electronic Ballot Box isdesigned and realized which brings up free of errors in results, shortens theelection period, reduces the election costs and guarantees reliable voting. Thisstudy aims to changing the unproductive sides of our election system which isbased on secured laws, by benefiting our modern electronic and informaticstechnologies.Science Code :704Key Words :Elektronics Election, General Election, Electronic Ballot Box,Electronics Election ApplicationsPage Number :70Adviser :Assist. Prof. Dr. Nurettin DOĞAN
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Dr. Anıl Çinpolat
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Anıl Çinpolat (Master Thesis). An electronic election model application for general elections in Turkey, 2005, Gazi University.
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