Blockchain based E-Voting

Abstract

In recent years, the use of the internet to vote has become popular and several governments in Europe and worldwide are intending to experiment with it. Online voting is becoming more popular in today’s culture. Many people are currently benefiting from cold digital technologies. Unlike the election system, it makes far more frequent use of paper. A standard (offline) method poses a security and transparency risk to popular elections. National elections are still centralized, with only one political party in authority. One of the main issues with traditional election systems is the organization that has complete control over the website and system, which might disrupt the database of many opportunities. Because we accept a separate system and the complete database is handled by many people, blockchain technology is one of the answers. The blockchain technology has been employed in a Bitcoin system called as a separate Bank. One of the most fraudulent sources on a website can be reduced by using a blockchain in the distribution of information on electronic voting systems. This research examines the use of a blockchain algorithm to record vote results at all polling sites. It’s no longer necessary to print ballot sheets or open polling stations. The goal of this research is to look into the use of blockchain as an electronic voting mechanism.In this paper, an e-trust voting system is divided into blockchain. The classification system means that the calculation depends on the blockchain segmentation. The voter does not have to trust the election administration in an unreliable system, and the trust is divided among all voters. The entire protocol affects system accuracy. Furthermore, all voters will have cryptographic assurance that their privacy will be safeguarded. The article covers the needs for developing electronic voting systems and identifies legal and technical barriers to employing blockchain as a monitoring service for such systems.