Oladotun O. Okediran|Mayowa O. Oyediran|Adeyemi A. Sijuade|Wajeed B. Wahab
Modeling User Acceptance of Electronic Voting: An Extended Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) Approach
Ladoke Akintola University of Technology|Bells University of Technology|Ladoke Akintola University of Technology|Ladoke Akintola University of Technology
election voting emerged significant alternative conventional voting methods testimonials implementation showing various degrees success countries western world lately many developing countries also looking prospects replacement supplement traditional paper balloting principal voting method countries however voting populace acceptance technology major factor needs considered actual introduction owning factors includes digital divides low literacy level norms beliefs high poverty level another viewpoint due peculiarity contextual ict infrastructural challenges developing countries need investigate factors influence adoption decision eventual usage planning introduce electronic voting evolving system end impractical target users study empirical investigation factors influencing adoption decision electronic voting carried specifically study aimed examining possibilities intents towards mobile voting type electronic voting among selected sample population electorates nigeria study extended technology acceptance model tam integrates subjective norm perceived compatibility perceived privacy perceived security perceived price value perceived trust original tam constructs proposed total 1364 sample data collected selected population electorates one time participated least electioneering process nigeria data analyzed statistically using partial least square structural equation modeling plssem results obtained show variables significant effect electorates behavioural intention use mobile voting except perceived privacy