“…To facilitate e-voting and to ensure its more efficient and inexpensive realization, it should be implemented in the following two forms with the use of electronic tools: supervised e-voting -requires a representative of government or electoral authority and/or remote e-voting -does not require an observation by the representative and can be implemented via the Internet voting or mobile devices [3,6,7,9]. In the context of remote e-voting via the Internet, e-voting solutions in the literature are grouped into three major categories: kiosk voting, Internet voting in the voting center, and remote Internet-voting [6,9]. Although different approaches to e-voting are available today, it is believed that mobile voting solutions are estimated to be developed in the near future taking into account the factors urging e-voting.…”