Ballot is stronger than bullet, but what about e-voting? E-voting as the new legal institution of the e-democracy

We all live in a rushing, always moving, and changing network society where saving timebecame one of the most important things. Different kinds of e-services both from the privateand public sectors are meant to facilitate our lives, make dealing with issues easier, faster,and cheaper than the traditional ways. In addition, the whole society became more mobile inthe last few decades than it used to be, and as a result, the need for remote-(public)-the administration is essential. As a parallel process, e-democracy and e-government evolved toserve the changing needs and to make proceedings more time-and cost-effective. One of therecent extensions of e-democracy is electronic voting which provides great opportunities, butthreats, too. This paper aims to collect the general issues of e-voting, its features, and subtypes, the pros, and cons of its application