Building a Multi-Election Ballot Smart Contract on the Blockchain with Solidity
Briefly

Data structures are defined for voters, proposals, and elections in a decentralized voting application. Voters have their voting status, proposal index, and weight stored. Proposals hold their name and total votes. Elections manage election-specific data. Global variables include a list of elections and the chairperson's address. Events log crucial actions like election creation, voter authentication, and voting activity. Events act like logs, helping external applications respond to contract activities.
The Voter struct stores the voter data, including whether they have voted, the index of the proposal they voted for, and their voting weight.
The Proposal struct stores the name of the proposal and the total number of votes it has received.
The Election struct contains the data for a single election. These structures will serve as the foundation for managing the voting logic and data.
Events in Solidity are used to log important actions such as when an election is created, a voter is authenticated, or a vote is cast.
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