BlockVOTE : An Architecture of a Blockchain-based Electronic Voting System

Angsuchotmetee, Chinnapong; Setthawong, Pisal; Udomviriyalanon, Sapjarern

doi:10.1109/icsec47112.2019.8974826

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“…2, the ADEVA model is built on an Ethereum blockchain platform. It consists of a user interface, the smart contract, and the ledger record, which are all hosted on the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM), a blockchain infrastructure on a peer-to-peer network of nodes [32], [45]. Intercommunication between nodes is via encrypted multicast or broadcast.…”

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ADEVA: A Decentralized Electronic Voting Application Using Blockchain Technology

Abegunde¹

2022

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<div>Abstract—Despite the various advantages inherent in the use of blockchain technology, blockchain application platforms are characterized by bottlenecks, latency, energy inefficiency, time inefficiency, low transaction throughput, vulnerability to 51% attacks, and a lack of fairness in the sharing of mining proceeds. These challenges are currently affecting the performance of this technology, hindering its rapid development and adoption for real-time applications such as Electronic Voting Applications (EVAs). It is well known that the consensus mechanism responsible for the security and consistency features of a blockchain, is also responsible for most of the above challenges.</div><div>In this paper, a new consensus mechanism, Proof of Vote (PoV) is proposed, a lightweight consensus mechanism specifically adapted for EVA, as a replacement for the heavyweight Proof of Work (PoW) consensus algorithm. We use the Ethereum blockchain as a decentralized application platform, in which we develop a decentralized electronic voting application (ADEVA), replacing the Ethereum PoW consensus algorithm with the proposed PoV consensus algorithm. Thus we implemented ADEVA with PoV and compared it to the two major consensus mechanisms: Proof of work (PoW) and Proof of Stake (PoS). We found that PoV enhanced the performance of ADEVA over and above that achieved using PoW and PoS. The low resource utilization and high transaction throughput of ADEVA with PoV makes it a scalable solution for real-world EVAs.</div>

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ADEVA: A Decentralized Electronic Voting Application Using Blockchain Technology

Abegunde¹

2022

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“…There are also other methodologies with which this project can be developed, such as rational-rose software, in which UML diagrams are made identifying actors and stakeholders to carry out the development of the prototype [5]. The prototype that will be applied in this work remains as an implementation proposal [6] for the municipalities of Metropolitan Lima. Although a great diversity of descriptions have been suggested for electronic voting [7]- [10], in this article it will be handled as the systematization of the beginning to the result of the interval of emission and data processing of the vote.…”

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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

Delgado

Huamaní²,

Gomero-Fanny

et al. 2020

IJETER

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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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A Blockchain-Based E-Voting System

Hamidey

Heng

2023

Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering

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BlockVOTE : An Architecture of a Blockchain-based Electronic Voting System

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ADEVA: A Decentralized Electronic Voting Application Using Blockchain Technology

ADEVA: A Decentralized Electronic Voting Application Using Blockchain Technology

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

A Blockchain-Based E-Voting System

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