| dc.description.abstract | The potential of blockchain technology to improve electronic voting systems’ security,
transparency, and election integrity is examined in this systematic research. Blockchain’s
decentralized architecture offers a revolutionary response to the ongoing problems
related to voter fraud and manipulation in conventional voting procedures. The
study’s findings highlight the latest significant developments in protecting voter privacy,
guaranteeing data integrity, and enhancing accessibility using blockchain frameworks,
smart contracts, and cryptographic techniques through a thorough examination of
recent research works. It is identified that encouraging openness and inclusion,
along with blockchain-based voting systems, greatly reduces the possibility of election
tampering and also increases public confidence. Additionally, voter involvement is
increased by decentralized platforms and intuitive user interfaces, opening the door for
digital democracy. Scalable, safe, and transparent elections are among the practical
ramifications; nonetheless, issues like technology accessibility and regulatory compliance
need more research. To overcome current constraints and fully achieve blockchain’s
potential for updating electoral procedures, future research should concentrate on
optimizing these systems, as highlighted in this study. | en_US |
