ELETRONIC ELECTIONS IN ALGERIA: BETWEEN REALITY AND EXPECTATIONS COMPARATIVE STUDY WITH THE OMANI EXPERIENCE
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This research addresses the issue of electronic elections in Algeria compared to the Omani experience in light of the development of technological means and their intrusion into the field of elections in order to save time and achieve transparency and integrity in voting, sorting, and collecting votes until the results are announced .
To confront the specter of fraud that was haunting the electoral process at all its stages, therefore managing the electoral process electronically has become one of the requirements of modern administration. Algeria implemented part of it with regard to registration in electoral lists only and not the other stages, while the Sultanate of Oman has made great strides in the field of managing elections electronically in all its stages, and it is a pioneering experience that deserves to be considered and emulated.
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