Enriching E-voting process through Blockchain on Web Applications

Computer Engineering

A democratic democracy is defined by honest and impartial elections. The primary goal of a democratic society is to organize elections in a stable and secure way, which is a key duty for different authorities. With an increasing number of voters and a large number of polling places designed to help everyone who has reached the legal voting age in casting their ballot, the majority of the inspectors tasked with overseeing these elections have been put under strain. In charge of conducting functional elections, every one of these votes from individuals should always be obtained. As a consequence, the Blockchain architecture is being proposed as a way to increase vote security whilst simultaneously cutting election costs. The blockchain is among the most reliable technologies for ensuring tamper-proof results due to its robust construction. The results of earlier studies have shown to be useful in deciding on a blockchain technique for efficiently safeguarding post-voting information. In future revisions of this study piece, this technique will be expanded upon. As a result, this research work uses Blockchain to give a secure solution to ensure protection for post-voting data in a regulated simulated environment. The hash keys of 16-byte generated by the SHA 256 hashing method and Bit mapping mechanism fuel the entire operation.

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