Digital Voting: A Blockchain-based E-Voting System using Biohash and Smart Contract

Alvi, Syada Tasmia; Uddin, Mohammed Nasir; Islam, Linta

doi:10.1109/icssit48917.2020.9214250

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“…Section IV presents the blockchain e-voting systems already Cabuk et al [1] Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats analysis on voting types 0 Ceinkaya et al [30] Differences between verification vs. validation in blockchain e-voting systems 0 Vivek et al [3] Requirements of a successful system 8 Jafar et al [14] Limitations and past solutions 12 Tas et al [6] Large collection of works commented 39 This survey Basic concepts of blockchain e-voting, analysis of academic proposals and commercial implementations and adoptions by different countries 64 Ethereum [31]- [39] and non-governmental organization Not mentioned [40], [41] Auditable Blockchain Voting System [42] Biometrics [43], [44] Bitcoin [45], [46] Crypto [47] Ethereum [13], [48]-[51] Systems for small scale elections:…”

Section: Traditional Voting Prosmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Merkle Tree is a cryptographic tree in which nodes also called leaf nodes are assigned individually with the cryptographic hash of a data block [48]. Every other node that is not a leaf node is called a branch, inner node, or inode.…”

Section: Cryptographymentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Most of the proposed systems that address the anonymity concern follow either a theoretical approach [48], [53], [56], [64], or with an implemented system [31]. Tarasov et al…”

Section: Academic Proposalsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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E-Voting Meets Blockchain: A Survey

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The utilization of electronic voting systems for the election of public offices is becoming widespread globally. This trend can be attributed to the benefits provided by these systems, including remote voting capabilities and accelerated vote counting. Furthermore, electronic voting systems offer improved privacy and enhanced protection against voting bias. Blockchain technology enhances the robustness of the voting Vote in person Vote by mail Count the votes FIGURE 1: Traditional voting process. In a conventional paper ballot-based voting system, eligible voters are required to register with the election commission

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Section: Traditional Voting Prosmentioning

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“…The time stamping was based on the hierarchical hashing mechanism. Later on, in 1992, Markle Trees [ 5 ] were introduced in this blockchain design, which allowed the dependent connections between the records stored over the database. This design was patented by Stuart Haber and W. Scott Stornetta in 1992 and got lapsed in 2004.…”

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Latent DIRICHLET allocation (LDA) based information modelling on BLOCKCHAIN technology: a review of trends and research patterns used in integration

Sharma

Sakshi

2022

Multimed Tools Appl

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The past decade is known as the era of integrations where multiple technologies had integrated, and new research trends were seen. The security of data and information in the digital world has been a challenge to everyone; Blockchain technology has attracted many researchers in these scenarios. This paper focuses on finding the current trends in Blockchain technology to help the researchers select an area to carry future research. The data related to Blockchain Technologies have been collected from IEEE, Springer, ACM, and other digital databases. Then, the formulated corpus is used for topic modelling, and Latent Dirichlet Allocation is deployed. The outcomes of the Latent Dirichlet Allocation model are then analyzed based on various extracted key terms and key documents found for each topic. All the topic solution has been identified from the bag of words. The extracted topics are thereafter semantically mapped. Thus, based on the analysis of more than 900 papers, the most recent research trends have been discussed in this paper, ultimately focusing on the areas that need more attention from the research community. Also, the meta data analysis has been accomplished, evaluating the year wise and publication source wise research growth. More than 15 research directions are elaborated in this paper, which can direct and guide the researchers to pursuit the research in specific trends and also, find the research gaps in various technologies associated with Blockchain Technology.

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“…In This [15] research, the authors combined digitalization with blockchain technology to provide a voting mechanism. Their goals were to provide integrity, anonymity, privacy, and security for voters.…”

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A Review Of E-Voting System Based on Blockchain Technology

Singh¹,

Wable²,

Kharose³

2022

IJNPME

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Voting is arguably the most important as well as elementary right in democracy that has existed for the past hundreds of years; it has taken place in the context of a large- and small-scale community. The process transitioned from paper ballots to electronic voting machines (EVM) in the late 20th century, but even with all the advancement, transparency in the election process remained the same. Blockchain technology came in existence in 2008 with the introduction of Bitcoin by Satoshi Nakamoto, and in the last decade we saw enormous growth in development and execution of this technology in various fields e-voting is one of them, blockchain-based e-voting system has potential to improve the election process if utilized to its potential. Blockchain can eliminate the need to print ballot paper as it is secure, immutable and convenient to voters and can make elections more transparent.

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Digital Voting: A Blockchain-based E-Voting System using Biohash and Smart Contract

Cited by 42 publications

References 12 publications

E-Voting Meets Blockchain: A Survey

E-Voting Meets Blockchain: A Survey

Latent DIRICHLET allocation (LDA) based information modelling on BLOCKCHAIN technology: a review of trends and research patterns used in integration

A Review Of E-Voting System Based on Blockchain Technology

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