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A blockchain is a distributed database that is shared by nodes in a computer network. Creating an electronic voting system that meets legislators' legal requirements has been a struggle for a long time. Distributed ledger technology is an intriguing technological innovation in the field of information technology. Blockchain technology may be applied to an almost infinite number of sharing economy-related applications. The purpose of this study is to look at how blockchain as a service could be utilised to build distributed electronic voting systems. The criteria for establishing electronic voting systems are elicited in this study, which also examines the legal and technological restrictions of implementing such systems using blockchain as a service. We provide a one-of-a-kind electronic voting mechanism based on blockchain that addresses all of the weaknesses we discovered. This study examines the potential of distributed ledger technology by detailing a case study, specifically the election process and the installation of a blockchain-based application that improves security and reduces the cost of hosting a national election.