Abstract
Most existing e-government services are centralized and rely heavily on human control. This centralized approach makes the system more susceptible to external attacks and compromises data integrity by rogue insiders. Additionally, relying on individuals to monitor and control workflows introduces errors and corruption risks. In order to guarantee security and transparency, this study proposes an automated and decentralized online voting system that makes use of blockchain technology. Compared to conventional voting techniques, it is more efficient and cost-effective, because it eliminates the need of intermediaries. The primary goal of this research is to use blockchain technology to develop a transparent and safe online voting system. In this paper, a decentralized voting system will be developed utilizing ethereum blockchain and smart contracts to ensure the voting process’s integrity. The system can be evaluated with simulated voting data to reflect real-world scenarios, focusing on security, scalability, and user-friendliness. The study also explores potential future enhancements, such as incorporating biometric authentication to further improve accessibility and security. The insights provided will be valuable to policymakers, researchers, and practitioners involved in the development, implementation, and regulation of blockchain-based voting systems.
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