To address this, the Czech parliament has introduced an electronic voting systems for governments and selected the SunVote e-voting system in town and city council Meetings after comparing various options. This electronic voting systems for governments automatically tallies voting results, generates real-time detailed auditable voting reports, and provides a new experience of openness and transparency for meetings. From initiating the vote to announcing the results, it only takes a few minutes, eliminating the need for printing, distributing, and collecting paper ballots, as well as arranging professional vote counters for laborious manual counting, thus saving time and effort and ensuring efficiency. SunVote electronic voting systems for governments utilizes 2.4GHz wireless radio frequency communication technology with encrypted transmission and processing, featuring functions such as meeting attendance, agenda voting, and candidate elections. Participants can express their opinions conveniently through simple button operations on handheld voting devices. Whether they vote in favor, against, or abstain, the electronic voting systems for governments automatically records and tallies their choices, significantly improving the efficiency of voting and shortening the duration of meetings.
SunVote electronic voting system for governments complies with the voting regulations and processes of different national parliaments, ensuring that voting is legal, compliant, and effective. It is currently widely used in Political Parties’ congresses, City council meetings, and town hall meetings, providing a more modern and efficient voting method for government parliaments, thereby enhancing the efficiency of government meetings and guaranteeing transparency, timely feedback, and fairness in government work.