Securing E-Voting in Bangladesh: A Blockchain Based System

Abstract

The electronic voting process brings a technological advancement to ballot casting. It blends tradition with technology. The system presents digital capabilities which guarantee both improved security and efficiency in operations. Previous e-voting implementations frequently experience problems at present. Democratic systems receive criticism because of their virtual weaknesses. The system permits security breaches while displaying minimal transparency while weakening vote privacy. This research investigates the development of blockchain-enabled e-voting (BEV) as a solution for resolving the existing problems within voting systems. The project development targets improvements in election security together with privacy systems and enhanced reliability features. Our system deploys blockchain essential attributes which include decentralization, transparency and immutability. Research determines how BEV functions as an election technology in Bangladesh. The report takes a confident stance to compare Bangladesh’s digital voting system with the digital voting pioneers of Estonia and Switzerland. The research proves blockchain uses security protocols to preventVote alteration and duplication events. Blockchain operates as an effective system to prevent accidental modifications in addition to unauthorized alterations. The system helps authorize voter identification. At the same time we fully recognize the critical need for actual field tests regarding this matter. Bangladesh needs to address its infrastructure challenges along with raising standards of voter privacy in its one-of-a-kind geographic setting. The research establishes that blockchain technology establishes active and transparent digital election procedures which provide security. The importance of future examination becomes crucial to solve both technical problems and regulatory requirements with blockchain technology. These findings are meant to serve as practical guidance for Bangladeshi policy makers together with other stakeholders. The researchers strive to enhance blockchain election functions and develop secure trusted electronic voting infrastructure.