Blockchain-Based Electronic Voting System for Elections in Turkey

Bulut, Rumeysa; Kantarcı, Alperen; Keskin, Safa; Bahtiyar, Şerif

doi:10.1109/ubmk.2019.8907102

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“…Regarding to a previous study called Blockchain-Based Electronic Voting System for Elections in Turkey [36], it has been observed that in its system all the voting information is kept in the highest level blocking chain, so that the voting information of the whole country can be instantly accessible at any time after it is synchronized. Thus, it will not be a problem to explain the election results, and it will save a lot of time that is being spent to count the votes.…”

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“…Thus, it will not be a problem to explain the election results, and it will save a lot of time that is being spent to count the votes. This was used to change the old inefficient system and will bring a modern and efficient system to Turkey, and will also lead to saving a lot of energy and money across the nation [36]. Although the work done in the mentioned study had a positive result, the present one is considered more accurate in comparison since relevant data have been taken into consideration such as the viability of the project in urbanized areas, making it more realistic since it must be taken into account that not all the population can access the Internet, and therefore the proposed tool.…”

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In Peru the electoral process as well as the approval of national projects are affected by the delay of the process since these decisions are usually carried out in the traditional way, that is to say, through paper and pencil voting; besides that it includes administrative expenses and efforts that could be replaced by a better option. For this reason, a new integral system of electronic voting is intended to be developed, based on the Scrum methodology. With this objective, the panoramic data of the country is evaluated to verify the viability of the project; therefore, the present study is decided to concentrate in the area of metropolitan Lima and its municipalities to be able to reach a platform that allows the fast and easy election or approval of national subjects in an anonymous way, like the traditional, and secure. The results of this study will serve as a basis for local and national authorities to consider the implementation of the platform as well as benefit the scientific community by addressing e-voting in detail.

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Design of a Mobile App with the Use of Machine Learning for the Monitoring of Coronavirus Patients (COVID 19) In Peru

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“…In another study focusing on the Middle East, Ozturan, Atasu, and Soydan (2019) [19] highlighted that Turkish banks' readiness to adopt the blockchain technology was at a mean of 3.30. In a similar perspective, Bulut, Kantarcı, Keskin, and Bahtiyar (2019) [10] examined the efficiency of blockchain technology by testing the time it takes to conduct an election. The results revealed that the technology significantly minimized waiting time for results.…”

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Framework Model to Enhance the Effectiveness of Blockchain Technology through the Knowledge Management Processes

AlBadri

2022

Teh. glas. (Online)

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This study topic is essential since it highlights the challenges facing the effective integration of blockchain technology and the necessary measures to improve their performance through knowledge management processes. The primary aim of this study was to develop a framework model for advancing the effectiveness of blockchain technology in the Middle East and the Gulf region. For this study, the researchers collected secondary data by conducting a deep systematic review of all the information found online on the topic. The researchers selected essential studies by integrating an inclusion and exclusion criteria. This research exclusively included articles released post-2019 to guarantee that they contained relevant information. In addition, studies had to be in English to ensure clarity for all the researchers involved. The authors collected the secondary data through the GovInfo.gov database as well as the Google Scholar search engine. After the comprehensive reviewing of all the relevant articles that fit the inclusion and exclusion criteria, fifteen articles were included in the research. Out of the fifteen, eight focused on the Middle East and the rest on the Gulf. Conclusion: The development of blockchain technology in the Middle East and the Gulf region has witnessed tremendous improvements over the years. Many sectors like healthcare and banking industries have dedicated efforts to applying the technology in their processes. However, the technology has faced numerous challenges that need immediate address to ensure the ultimate success of this technology. The concerned policymakers should research on the topic and develop appropriate policies that guarantee the effectiveness of the technology.

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“…The democratic frameworks have created over the long haul, as has the security weakness. Vote fixing, EVM (Electronic Voting Machine) hacking, surveying stall catch, and political decision control are the main points of contention that should be addressed in the current democratic framework [1,10]. The idea of I-voting (internet voting), which allows for a secure balloting process, is being promoted by the revolution in voting systems in several countries.…”

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Online voting system using block chain technology

Balaji¹,

Vishagasudan²,

Ezhilarasi³

2022

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Voting in online is a reasonable option in contrast to both the conventional paper polling form framework and the generally utilized electronic voting machine. An electronic voting site must be safe and secure. Electing honesty, as well as vote straightforwardness and elector protection, are exceptionally significant contemplations. This paper proposes an electronic voting system based on blockchain that overcomes some of the drawbacks of current democratic systems. A P2P (peer-to-peer) Network is utilized to impart a distributed ledger with voting transactions to make a private blockchain. The application is planned so that the client is totally absent of the intricacy of the fundamental design. Every elector is distinguished by their Aadhar number, which has been supported by the public authority. The application utilizes this number to ensure that every citizen just gets one vote. At the point when a vote is submitted as a transaction, it brings each of the peers up to date. Votes are encrypted and hashed prior to being added to the blockchain, which fortifies security and produces a chain of blocks, since each peer both a private key and a public key.

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Blockchain-Based Electronic Voting System for Elections in Turkey

Cited by 43 publications

References 9 publications

Design of a Mobile App with the Use of Machine Learning for the Monitoring of Coronavirus Patients (COVID 19) In Peru

Design of a Mobile App with the Use of Machine Learning for the Monitoring of Coronavirus Patients (COVID 19) In Peru

Framework Model to Enhance the Effectiveness of Blockchain Technology through the Knowledge Management Processes

Online voting system using block chain technology

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