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Jun 2026
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Department of Computer Engineering
TSSM'S Padmabhooshan Vasantdada Patil Institute of Technology
Department of Computer Engineering
TSSM'S Padmabhooshan Vasantdada Patil Institute of Technology
Department of Computer Engineering
TSSM'S Padmabhooshan Vasantdada Patil Institute of Technology
Department of Computer Engineering
TSSM'S Padmabhooshan Vasantdada Patil Institute of Technology
Department of Computer Engineering
TSSM'S Padmabhooshan Vasantdada Patil Institute of Technology
Electronic voting systems have gained significant attention due to their ability to improve the efficiency and accessibility of elections. However, traditional voting methods and centralized electronic voting systems face challenges such as vote tampering, lack of transparency, unauthorized access, and delayed result generation. Blockchain technology offers a decentralized and secure solution to address these limitations. This paper presents a Secure Blockchain-Based E-Voting System Using Smart Contracts that leverages Ethereum blockchain technology to provide transparent, secure, and tamper-resistant elections. The proposed system integrates voter authentication, election management, candidate registration, vote recording, and real-time result monitoring within a single platform. Smart contracts developed using Solidity are used to automate election operations and ensure the integrity of voting transactions. The system is implemented using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, FastAPI, MySQL, Ethereum, Ganache, and MetaMask. Votes are securely recorded on the blockchain, preventing unauthorized modifications and improving election transparency. The proposed framework enhances voter trust, reduces dependency on centralized authorities, and simplifies election management. This solution can be effectively used for academic institutions, organizations, and small-scale election environments requiring secure and reliable voting processes.
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This research presents a Secure Blockchain-Based E-Voting System Using Smart Contracts that addresses several limitations associated with traditional and centralized electronic voting systems. The proposed framework utilizes blockchain technology to provide transparency, security, and tamper-resistant vote storage while maintaining efficient election management. The integration of Ethereum smart contracts automates critical election operations including vote validation, vote recording, and result generation. The use of FastAPI backend services, MySQL database management, MetaMask wallet integration, and a web-based user interface creates a complete and practical voting platform. The proposed system improves election transparency, reduces the possibility of vote manipulation, enhances voter confidence, and simplifies election administration. Through decentralized vote storage and smart contract automation, the framework ensures integrity and trust throughout the election lifecycle. Future enhancements may include advanced voter verification mechanisms, mobile voting support, improved scalability solutions, and integration with larger blockchain networks for broader deployment scenarios.
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