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Assignment Proposal
Title
Survey of Blockchain-Based On-Chain E-Voting Solutions
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Reference paper:
“Analysis of Blockchain Solutions for E-Voting: A Systematic Literature Review”
IEEE Access, 2022.
Link (KTH/IEEE): https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/abstract/document/9812616/
Description
The presentation will summarize how existing blockchain-based e-voting systems are designed and evaluated in the literature.
The paper reviews more than 30 proposals and compares them along dimensions such as voter authentication, vote encryption and hashing, resistance to attacks, and core security properties (e.g., privacy, auditability, coercion-resistance).
We will focus on how these systems implement on-chain voting using smart contracts, which platforms they choose (e.g., Ethereum, Hyperledger Fabric, Bitcoin), and what trade-offs they make between decentralization, scalability, and security.
Relevance
This work is directly relevant to the “Governance (Voting, DAO) & Art” week, especially the on-chain voting issue in the course repository.
By reviewing concrete blockchain e-voting systems, the presentation links governance and DAO concepts to practical on-chain voting designs using smart contracts, and highlights open challenges such as scalability, coercion, and usability for large-scale, trustworthy programmable governance.