Exploring Cryptographic Protocols for Enhancing Trust in Digital Voting Systems

Dr. Elena Martinez

doi:10.71465/ajem696

journal article Jun 30, 2021

Exploring Cryptographic Protocols for Enhancing Trust in Digital Voting Systems

Dr. Elena Martinez

American Journal Of Engineering Mathematics Vol. 2 No. 3 pp. 11-15 · International Study Counselor

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Abstract

Digital voting systems offer significant benefits in terms of accessibility and efficiency for electoral processes. However, ensuring trust in these systems remains a critical challenge due to concerns around vote privacy, integrity, and verifiability. Cryptographic protocols have become essential tools to address these challenges by providing mathematically grounded guarantees of security and transparency. This article examines prominent cryptographic approaches—such as homomorphic encryption, mix-nets, zero-knowledge proofs, and blockchain technology—applied in digital voting. Their contributions toward enhancing voter privacy, election verifiability, and resistance to coercion are analyzed. The paper concludes with discussion on practical deployment challenges and future research directions.

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Published: Jun 30, 2021
Vol/Issue: 2(3)
Pages: 11-15

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Dr. Elena Martinez

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Dr. Elena Martinez (2021). Exploring Cryptographic Protocols for Enhancing Trust in Digital Voting Systems. American Journal Of Engineering Mathematics, 2(3), 11-15. https://doi.org/10.71465/ajem696

Exploring Cryptographic Protocols for Enhancing Trust in Digital Voting Systems

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