Preventing vote fraud through blockchain

[arzuo]

One thing that is on the mind is the use of blockchain in voting!
Vote rigging is happening in many countries around the world and there are complaints about it!

The following countries are notable among them:

1 Uganda
2 Kenya
3 Bangladesh
4 Belarus
5 Venezuela
6 Moldova and more

That is, can a democratic country not use blockchain as a means of preventing vote rigging?
I don't know if this system is in operation in many countries, but I think it could be one of the most groundbreaking chapters.

Connecting the information of all citizens of the country to the blockchain and continuing the voting process based on the information contained in that blockchain.
In this case, voting will definitely be done with the help of technology. Blockchain data can be used through an app or website to manage the voting system.

For example:
If a country has 10,000 citizens and a citizen verifies his/her information and completes the vote, 1 will be automatically and instantly subtracted from the blockchain (10,000 − 1 = 9,999) and the number 9,999 will be displayed there!

If the vote is taken in this way, there will be no possibility of vote rigging and it will be easy to understand how many people participated!

[Antikyc_]

The cybersecurity risks will still be there, which is the main reason internet voting is not popular in major countries.

[Agbamoni]

The following countries are notable among them:

1 Uganda
2 Kenya
3 Bangladesh
4 Belarus
5 Venezuela
6 Moldova and more

The list is not complete. I think every country practising democracy is suffering from vote rigging in the electoral process.
Blockchain voting is an electronic voting system that many countries have begun to adopt. So far, the election is still being rigged, even with electronic voting. As long as the voting system is organised by people who have been paid to manipulate it, the developers or cybersecurity experts will be paid handsomely to rig the election.

[arzuo]

The cybersecurity risks will still be there, which is the main reason internet voting is not popular in major countries.

In that case, security must be ensured!
Thanks to technological advances, there are many examples where even very strong security complications can be avoided!
Moreover, no matter how the voting is done, security must be provided!

[Mhizlove]

The cybersecurity risks will still be there, which is the main reason internet voting is not popular in major countries.

Honestly it's true because even though internet voting seems convenient, but the fear is that once the system is being breached it will definitely affect alot of votes and it won't be noticed early. The most important thing when it comes to an election is trust and most of this countries won't risk it for all this system breakers out there, and it can be tempered with from any angle or anywhere..

So I will say that until there is goo security and transparency reach a very high stand, the physical and paper process of voting is much more convenient because it gives people alot of confidence