9Secure Blockchain-Based E-voting System for Smart Governance
Raja Muthalagu, Pranav M. Pawar, Ashish Kumar Jha, Karan Sharma and Kavya Parthasarathy
9.1 INTRODUCTION
One of the pillars of democracy is that elections must be conducted freely and fairly as it serves as a way for the public to express their opinions without fear. In most democracies, the new generation of voters shows reluctance towards the old and outdated process [1]. To overcome this hurdle, E-voting is being promoted as the solution [2, 3]. And as of today, globally prominent organizations have adopted E-voting as the official solution. Estonia used E-voting in 2005, and in 2009 it used E-voting for the national elections and was the first country ...
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