Project QSUeVoto: distributed electronic voting system based on blockchain technology

Abstract

Students' voting experience can be made far more secure, transparent, and effective with an electronic voting system based on blockchain. But for it to be implemented successfully, technological issues must be resolved, accessibility must be guaranteed, and student trust must be developed. Resilient security protocols, intuitive user interfaces, and unambiguous dissemination of the advantages and functionality of the system are vital for surmounting possible obstacles and optimizing favorable outcomes. System development techniques and a descriptive research design were used in this study. The developed systems are accepted and compliant as determined by the IT experts, as evidenced by the grand mean of 4.63 and the descriptive rating of conformity to a very high level. It can be deduced that the SG Advisor, SAS Director, students, and Canvasser Board from Maddela and Diffun Campus gave the generated application great approval and acceptance. This indicates that there is a notable discrepancy between the users' and IT specialists' perceptions of the system's adoption and compliance levels. This procedure can be made better with a safe voting system that has cutting-edge features. Blockchain technology is regarded as a disruptive breakthrough with substantial potential to improve the electronic voting system.