A blockchain-based electronic voting system for simple, open, inexpensive and transparent elections.
- Each voter is identified by a public key they create on their own smartphone
- Voters must be enrolled by a Registrar duly appointed by a Chief Electoral
- The list of registrars and list of qualified voters are Ξthereum smart contracts
- A vote is the voter's digital signature of a message unique to his chosen candidate, stored publicly in a vote smart contract.
- Smart contracts have ens names specific to the locale, such as
registrars.cascadia.eth
andvoters.cascadia.eth
- Each election/vote is a smart contract e.g.
election2022.cascadia.eth
- Election results can be validated by any program that can scan the vote contract and verify the digital signatures.
- Each voter pays gas (pennies) to vote (pay to vote).
- Anyone can run the voting program and vote from anywhere, anytime OR
- Anyone not wishing to run the voting program themselves can compensate anyone else to add their vote for them (public library computer, workplace computer, etc)
- Vote as many times as you like and overwrite your previous vote any number of times until the election closes
- Uses the ADILOS self-sovereign identity system protocol
- nw.js, web3.js, Ethereum
- keythereum
- elliptic
- eth-ens-namehash
- qr-scanner
- secp256k1