Blockchain-based electronic voting systems improve election security, transparency, and trust compared to traditional centralized voting systems.

Caveats

• Near-universal expert consensus among computer security and election specialists holds that blockchain does not solve — and may worsen — fundamental vulnerabilities of electronic voting, including endpoint security, coercion resistance, and denial-of-service risks.
• Supporting evidence for the claim relies heavily on theoretical potential ('could' or 'can' improve) rather than empirically verified outcomes from real-world deployments at scale.
• The claim conflates blockchain's tamper-evident ledger properties with full end-to-end election security; immutability of recorded votes does not address vote-casting integrity, voter device security, or ballot secrecy requirements.