6 papers analyzed
These studies suggest that electronic voting systems, particularly those using blockchain, multifactor authentication, and biometric technologies, can effectively prevent fraud and enhance the security and reliability of elections.
6 papers analyzed
Electronic voting (e-voting) systems have been proposed and implemented in various forms to enhance the efficiency, security, and accessibility of the voting process. However, concerns about the potential for fraud and the overall integrity of these systems remain a significant topic of debate. This synthesis aims to analyze the existing research on whether electronic voting leads to fraud.
Enhanced Security through Advanced Technologies:
Perceptions of Fraud and Fairness:
Technological Innovations to Prevent Fraud:
The research indicates that while electronic voting systems have the potential to reduce fraud through advanced security measures such as blockchain technology, multifactor authentication, and DNA-based encryption, perceptions of fraud and fairness vary among different demographic groups. Overall, the implementation of robust security features in e-voting systems can significantly mitigate the risk of fraudulent voting, although public confidence in these systems remains a critical factor.
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