network institutions,
socio-political institutions,
civic engagement,
elections,
electoral process,
electronic voting,
information,
social networks,
network communication tools,
voters,
authorities and management
Abstract
The article examines the influence of network communication tools on the attitude of voters towards elections as a socio-political institution, the transition of civic activity to network structures, increasing the appropriate participation in this process of various socio-political institutions and government structures, the attitude of citizens towards electronic voting, methods and methods of dissemination information about elections through network communications and the impact of this process on the civic activity of the population.
