A Secure And Scalable Voting Framework

• Author(s):

  Mrs.Sasikala | Daniyal Rax T | Ijas Ahamed | Jayapraveen | Shaam Sundar

• Keywords:

  Blockchain Technology, E-Voting System, Face Recognition Authentication, Biometric Security, Cryptographic Hashing, Decentralized Voting, Smart Contracts, One-Person-One-Vote, Elliptic Curve Cryptography (ECC), Tamper-Proof Voting, Voter Privacy, Immutabl

• Abstract:

  Blockchain Technology Serves As The Cornerstone For Addressing Security Issues Related To Voting, Utilizing Cryptographic Hashes To Ensure Comprehensive Verification From Start To Finish. In This Context, Each Valid Vote Is Treated As A Transaction Within The Blockchain Of The Voting Application. The Face Voting System, Which Employs Blockchain Technology, Aims To Bolster Both The Security And Transparency Of The Electoral Process. Initially, Users Are Required To Submit A Verification Request To The Administrator. Upon Approval, They Can Cast Their Votes Through A Facial Recognition Mechanism, Which Guarantees That Only Authorized Individuals Are Permitted To Participate. By Leveraging Blockchain, The System Creates Immutable Records That Thwart Fraudulent Activities, Thereby Fostering A Secure, Decentralized, And Reliable Voting Atmosphere. Votes Are Stored In The Backend Database And Subsequently Added As New Blocks To The Blockchain Following Successful Mining. The System Upholds The Principle Of One-person, One-vote By Utilizing Each Voter's Unique Fingerprint, Which Is Verified At The Beginning Of The Voting Process To Prevent Duplicate Voting. Once A Vote Is Mined, A Transaction Specific To That Vote Is Generated, And Any Fraudulent Votes Are Discarded By The Miners. Following The Validation Process, Voters Receive Immediate Notifications Via Message Or Email, Including A Transaction ID That Allows Them To Track Their Vote Within The Ledger. While This Serves As A Notification, It Does Not Disclose How Any Individual Voted, Thus Preserving Voter Privacy. It Is Crucial To Highlight That Each Voter Is Identified In The Blockchain By A Unique Cryptographic Hash, Which Enhances The Verifiability Of The Entire Voting Process. Additionally, This ID Remains Concealed, Ensuring That Even System Operators Cannot Access It.

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• Paper id:

  IJSARTV11I3102902

• Published in:

  Volume: 11 Issue: 3 March 2025

• Publication Date:

  2025-03-26

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