Verifiable E-Voting with Resistance against Physical Forced Abstention Attack

Suwito, Misni Harjo; Dutta, Sabyasachi

doi:10.1109/iwbis.2019.8935763

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“…An e-voting system, therefore, should be concerned about the minimum requirements of : guarantee that only people with the right to vote are able to vote, guarantee that each vote is considered and that it is counted only once [11], maintain the right of the voter to form and express their opinion freely, without any type of intimidation or undue influence, protect the secrecy of the vote in all phases of the voting process, guarantee accessibility to the largest possible number of voters, especially people with disabilities [12], and increase voter confidence by maximizing the transparency of information about the operation of each system [13].…”

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“…Therefore, the limited utilization of IT facilities in the election processes needs to be extended to solve the problem of voters' trust, since bylaws are funded, created, and implemented by the centralized thirdparty IEC. In addition, these e-voting systems of the first generation have been a lack of authenticity, tractability, power, integrity, and privacy for voters [11], [12]. Moreover, the literature gap appears in the review of the theoretical framework of the study context related to Jordan Parliament Election Law (JPEL), as it revealed its lack of validation and feasibility of the designed e-voting system.…”

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“…The proposed e-voting system keeps track to fulfill the standards of adopting EE by stressing a set of principles related to consistency [15], integrity [7], [16], identity verification [4], [14] ,eligibility [17], secrecy of the elector [10], resistance to tampering, uniqueness, and verifiability by individuals [12]. Thus, the rules that regulate the proposed system are explained as follows:…”

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The Feasibility of Adopting a Secure E-voting Based Biometrics Authenticity: The Jordanian Parliamentary Elections

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This paper aims at investigating the feasibility of adopting a secure e-voting based on the authenticity of biometrics in conducting the election of Jordan parliamentarians consol. It firstly investigates the Jordanian citizens’ acceptance level of an e-voting system based on biometric credentials as a supportive solution to their attitude, intention, and trust in actual participation. The successor phases are directed to validate the feasibility of adopting a biometric-based e-voting system by involving the Delphi method of three rounds for collecting and analysing data. The initial use case diagram, interview questions, and resultant queries are all mapped to construct the proposed conceptual framework. The results of multi phases methodology allow for development and recommend a conceptual framework for implementing an e-voting system with all acting schemas that represent the different stages of the election process. Moreover, the proposed conceptual framework was developed with thematic regulations that align with the experts' consensuses and the current Jordan parliament election law.

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Blockchain for securing electronic voting systems: a survey of architectures, trends, solutions, and challenges

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Onumanyi,

Umar

et al. 2024

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Electronic voting (e-voting) systems are gaining increasing attention as a means to modernize electoral processes, enhance transparency, and boost voters’ participation. In recent years, significant developments have occurred in the study of e-voting and blockchain technology systems, hence reshaping many electoral systems globally. For example, real-world implementations of blockchain-based e-voting have been explored in various countries, such as Estonia and Switzerland, which demonstrates the potential of blockchain to enhance the security and transparency of elections. Thus, in this paper, we present a survey of the latest trends in the development of e-voting systems, focusing on the integration of blockchain technology as a promising solution to address various concerns in e-voting, including security, transparency, auditability, and voting integrity. This survey is important because existing survey articles do not cover the latest advancements in blockchain technology for e-voting, particularly as it relates to architecture, global trends, and current concerns in the developmental process. Thus, we address this gap by providing an encompassing overview of architectures, developments, concerns, and solutions in e-voting systems based on the use of blockchain technology. Specifically, a concise summary of the information necessary for implementing blockchain-based e-voting solutions is provided. Furthermore, we discuss recent advances in blockchain systems, which aim to enhance scalability and performance in large-scale voting scenarios. We also highlight the fact that the implementation of blockchain-based e-voting systems faces challenges, including cybersecurity risks, resource intensity, and the need for robust infrastructure, which must be addressed to ensure the scalability and reliability of these systems. This survey also points to the ongoing development in the field, highlighting future research directions such as improving the efficiency of blockchain algorithms and integrating advanced cryptographic techniques to further enhance security and trust in e-voting systems. Hence, by analyzing the current state of e-voting systems and blockchain technology, insights have been provided into the opportunities and challenges in the field with opportunities for future research and development efforts aimed at creating more secure, transparent, and inclusive electoral processes.

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