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1) The document presents a preliminary system analysis for modeling an electronic voting (eVoting) system. It analyzes the input and output flows, steps, environment, and processes over time to help automate eVoting procedures. 2) The analysis includes a macroanalysis of external connections and a microanalysis of the internal structure and functionality. It also presents a UML diagram depicting the information flow between the voter, vote forwarding server, and vote storage server. 3) The system aims to create a robust, democratic, and transparent eVoting process to make voting more accessible and engage citizens. Extensive technical and usability testing would still be required.

eVoting System & Information Modeling Approach Assoc. Prof. Dr Roumiana Ilieva Technical University of Sofia, Faculty of Management, Department of Economics, Industrial Engineering and Management, 8 Kliment Ohridski Blvd, 1000 Sofia, Bulgaria, [email_address]

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