Blockchain dalam Pengawasan Pemilu: Pemungutan Suara Yang Adil
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https://doi.org/10.55108/jkp.v6i1.601Kata Kunci:
Blockchain, Electoral Security, Public Trust, Scalability, Voting SystemsAbstrak
The integrity and security of electoral systems are crucial for the legitimacy of democratic processes. However, traditional voting methods are increasingly susceptible to manipulation, fraud, and inefficiency, prompting the exploration of blockchain technology as a solution for transparent and tamper-proof elections. This study aims to evaluate the practical deployment of blockchain technology in elections, addressing the empirical gaps in current literature and providing a multifaceted approach that considers technological, legal, and social challenges. The research employs a literature study, analyzing case studies, pilot projects, and real-world data on blockchain-based voting systems. Findings indicate that blockchain offers significant potential to enhance election security, transparency, and public trust, though challenges related to scalability, accessibility, and legal frameworks remain. The study concludes that blockchain can play a transformative role in modernizing electoral systems, but its successful integration requires overcoming these hurdles through careful planning, legal adjustments, and public engagement.
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