touchscreen voting
Tap-to-elect interface
Touchscreen voting is casting a ballot by tapping selections on an electronic display rather than marking paper.
The voter touches candidates' names or options directly on screen, then confirms choices before submission.
Touchscreen machines became widespread in U.S. elections after 2000, though concerns about security and auditability have led some jurisdictions back to paper ballots.
- election lawsBallot box legislation
- election nightWhen winners are announced
- digital displayElectronic visual output
- audit trailChronological record of transactions
- paper trailDocumentary evidence chain
certification standards · haptic feedback · user interface design · tamper detection · accessibility features · poll worker · penetration testing · machine malfunction
touchscreen votingpaper ballots
Tangible voting documents
mail-in voting · absentee ballots · voice voting · show of hands
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