Description: Synchronized voting is a consensus mechanism that ensures all participants in a distributed system cast their votes at the same time, thus preventing any form of manipulation or external influence in the decision-making process. This approach is fundamental in environments where integrity and transparency are essential, such as in electronic voting systems or blockchain networks. The main characteristic of synchronized voting is its ability to ensure that all nodes or participants have the same information and context when casting their votes, which minimizes the risk of discrepancies and conflicts. Additionally, this mechanism may include timing techniques and communication protocols that enable votes to be collected and processed simultaneously. The relevance of synchronized voting lies in its application in collective decision-making, where it is crucial that all participants have the same opportunity to influence the final outcome, thereby promoting fairness and justice in the voting process.
