NTERNET / ELECTRONIC VOTING SYSTEM United States uses SERVE internet / electronic voting system developed for the United States Department of Defence. SERVE was developed under FVAP (Federal Voting Assistance Program). The SERVE project of internet / electronic voting was planned for deployment in the year 2004 for only those who remain at out of country or for military force. This voting system stands for “A Security Analysis of the Secure Electronic Registration and Voting Experiment. Because SERVE is an Internet-based internet / electronic voting system, there are well-known cyber-attacks such as Insider attacks, DoS attack etc. As per reports, SERVE internet / electronic voting system worked well in 2004 and no successful cyber-attacks detected. As United States is a big country, and using SERVE was not a bad decision to implement, that is why we analysed SERVE internet / electronic voting system with our proposed internet / electronic voting system. There were other internet / electronic voting systems but we took to analyse SERVE in our comparison and analysis. Estonia is a country, which fully implemented e-governance in their systems. Estonia also marked itself as the first country which implemented internet / electronic voting. We also analysed Estonian internet / electronic voting system and compared it with our proposed internet / electronic voting model. Estonian model follows some requirements, which are as follows: 1. Voter can vote more than once during the voting period; 2. Authentication is done through smart Identity cards;>