论文标题
印度的选举：国家金融转换中的投票
Election in India: Polling in National Financial Switch
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论文摘要
来自克什米尔到卡尼库马里的印度选民选择他们的代表来组建议会，参加民意测验。印度的当选是世界历史上最大的民主运动之一。约有8.5亿合格的选民确定哪个政党或联盟将组成政府，然后将担任总理。鉴于选举规则将投票站放置在每个居住的2公里之内，这确实不足为奇，这确实是印度选举委员会（ECI）的一项巨大任务。它派遣约1100万选举工人穿越艰难的地形，到达最后一英里。这项练习也随着ECI的越来越多的支出而越来越多。本文提议使用自动柜员机（ATM）和销售点（POS）机器，用于覆盖城市，农村和半城市地区，鉴于国家金融转换（NFS）的广泛网络以及通过数字印度倡议的连通性提高，可能会使用。这将增加现有基础设施的使用来容纳免费，公平和透明的选举。
Indian voters from Kashmir to Kanyakumari select their representatives to form their parliament by going to polls. India's election is one of the largest democratic exercise in the world history. About 850 million eligible voters determine which political party or alliance will form the government and in turn, will serve as prime minister. Given the electoral rules of placing a polling place within 2 kilometers of every habitation, it comes as no surprise that is indeed a humongous task for the Election Commission of India (ECI). It sends around 11 million election workers through tough terrains to reach the last mile. This exercise also comes as ever growing expenditure for the ECI. This paper proposes the use of Automated Teller Machines (ATM) and Point Of Sale (POS) machines to be used to cover as much as urban, rural and semi-urban places possible given the wide network of National Financial Switch (NFS) and increase in connectivity through Digital India initiative. This would add to the use of the existing infrastructure to accommodate a free, fair and transparent election.
