Party Politics and Fortuity behind the I-voting introduction in Estonia

  • NAKAI Ryo
    The University of Kitakyushu, Department of Policy Studies

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  • 偶然と党略が生み出したインターネット投票 :
  • 偶然と党略が生み出したインターネット投票 : エストニアによる世界初導入へと至る政治過程
  • グウゼン ト トウリャク ガ ウミダシタ インターネット トウヒョウ : エストニア ニ ヨル セカイ ハツ ドウニュウ エ ト イタル セイジ カテイ
  • エストニアによる世界初導入へと至る政治過程

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<p>This article argues the introduction of internet voting in Estonia as a political outcome in which nationalist and liberal political parties played key roles, and the nation-wide ID system with post-Soviet context was important. The re-voting scheme as an anti-coercion/vote buying measure was politicized in the process of amendments of the election laws, and experienced two presidential vetos and a judicial review. The rationale behind this political drama involving legislature, executive, and judiciary sectors was respective political parties’vote-maximization incentives. This article demonstrates political processes how and why the internet voting was introduced in Estonia, with parliament stenographic records, interviews, and press reports at the time.</p>

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