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A BLOCKCHAIN-BASED ELECTRONIC VOTING SYSTEM WITH AUTOMATED LEADERLESS BFT CONSENSUS

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The proposed AL-BFT protocol reduces transaction latency and improves throughput while maintaining the fault tolerance level of traditional Byzantine Fault Tolerance-based approaches, and confirms improved efficiency compared to classical leader-based consensus mechanisms, particularly in small permissioned blockchain networks.

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