This document describes an online voting system that aims to provide a secure online platform for citizens to cast their votes. It discusses the drawbacks of existing paper-based and machine voting methods, such as long wait times and the potential for fake or duplicate votes. The proposed online system would use strict voter verification through ID and biometrics to register eligible voters into a database and allow them to login and submit digital votes from anywhere. This is expected to reduce issues like fake votes while providing a more convenient option for citizens unable to vote in person, such as those living abroad.
Online voting system full thesis project by jahirJahir Khan
“ONLINE VOTING SYSTEM” is an online voting technique. In this system people who have citizenship can vote online without going to any physical polling station. There is a database which is maintained in which all the names of voters with complete information is stored.
In “ONLINE VOTING SYSTEM” a voter can use his\her voting right online without any difficulty. He\She has to be registered first for him/her to vote. Registration is mainly done by the system administrator for security reasons. The system Administrator registers the voters on a special site of the system visited by him only by simply filling a registration form to register voter. Citizens seeking registration are expected to contact the system administrator to submit their details. After the validity of them being citizens of India has been confirmed by the system administrator by comparing their details submitted with those in existing databases such as those as the Registrar of Persons, the citizen is then registered as a voter.
After registration, the voter is assigned a secret Voter ID with which he/she can use to log into the system and enjoy services provided by the system such as voting. If invalid/wrong details are submitted, then the citizen is not registered to vote.
The document outlines the key aspects of an online voting system project. It includes sections on the introduction, background, objectives, justification, scope, requirements, and security issues of the online voting system. It also provides entity relationship and data flow diagrams to model the system's design, along with proposed database tables, screenshots, and conclusions. The goal of the project is to develop an automated and secure online system to allow voters to cast their votes from any location in a fast, convenient, and verifiable manner.
The document is a project report for an online voting system created by Nitin Bhasin in 2013 for NIIT. The report includes an introduction to the online voting system, background and significance of the study, objectives, requirements, and descriptions of the front-end and back-end architecture. It also includes diagrams of the database structure and tables. The report proposes an online system to address issues with existing voting methods in India and improve the voting process.
The document outlines the key aspects of an online voting system project. It includes an introduction to the system, background and significance of the study, objectives, justification and scope. It also describes old voting methods, security issues, requirements, problems with existing systems, software/hardware needs, data flow diagrams, database tables and testing approaches. The conclusion is that the online voting system will manage voter information and voting in a more secure, cost-effective and convenient manner than traditional methods.
This document provides a project report on developing an online voting system in India. It discusses the background and need for an online voting system to address issues with the current in-person voting method. The objectives are to review the existing voting process, develop an automated online voting system, and validate the system to ensure only eligible voters can vote. Security is a key concern, as the system must prevent unauthorized access and ensure accurate vote counting.
This document provides an overview of an online voting system. It discusses how the system allows students at an institute to vote online with a valid student ID. Voters must first register with the system administrator who verifies their identity in existing databases. After registration, voters are assigned a voter ID to log in and vote. The document then discusses security issues with online voting and requirements for the proposed system, which aims to reduce costs and lines at polling stations while increasing voter turnout.
This document provides a project report on an online voting system created by Nitin Bhasin for NIIT. The report includes an introduction to the online voting system, background and significance of the study, objectives, justification, scope, requirements, and database design. It aims to address issues with existing voting methods in India by providing a secure online system for citizens to vote from anywhere using just a voter ID and password.
The document describes a proposed smart voting system using facial recognition that aims to improve security and accessibility of elections. It would allow voters to cast ballots remotely online after authenticating through a four-step process of registration, one-time password verification, voter ID verification, and facial recognition matching. This could reduce invalid voting, queues at polling places, and manual work while giving more people the ability to participate. However, facial recognition algorithms may be biased and pose privacy and data storage risks that could undermine voter confidence and trust in election outcomes.
Online voting system full thesis project by jahirJahir Khan
“ONLINE VOTING SYSTEM” is an online voting technique. In this system people who have citizenship can vote online without going to any physical polling station. There is a database which is maintained in which all the names of voters with complete information is stored.
In “ONLINE VOTING SYSTEM” a voter can use his\her voting right online without any difficulty. He\She has to be registered first for him/her to vote. Registration is mainly done by the system administrator for security reasons. The system Administrator registers the voters on a special site of the system visited by him only by simply filling a registration form to register voter. Citizens seeking registration are expected to contact the system administrator to submit their details. After the validity of them being citizens of India has been confirmed by the system administrator by comparing their details submitted with those in existing databases such as those as the Registrar of Persons, the citizen is then registered as a voter.
After registration, the voter is assigned a secret Voter ID with which he/she can use to log into the system and enjoy services provided by the system such as voting. If invalid/wrong details are submitted, then the citizen is not registered to vote.
The document outlines the key aspects of an online voting system project. It includes sections on the introduction, background, objectives, justification, scope, requirements, and security issues of the online voting system. It also provides entity relationship and data flow diagrams to model the system's design, along with proposed database tables, screenshots, and conclusions. The goal of the project is to develop an automated and secure online system to allow voters to cast their votes from any location in a fast, convenient, and verifiable manner.
The document is a project report for an online voting system created by Nitin Bhasin in 2013 for NIIT. The report includes an introduction to the online voting system, background and significance of the study, objectives, requirements, and descriptions of the front-end and back-end architecture. It also includes diagrams of the database structure and tables. The report proposes an online system to address issues with existing voting methods in India and improve the voting process.
The document outlines the key aspects of an online voting system project. It includes an introduction to the system, background and significance of the study, objectives, justification and scope. It also describes old voting methods, security issues, requirements, problems with existing systems, software/hardware needs, data flow diagrams, database tables and testing approaches. The conclusion is that the online voting system will manage voter information and voting in a more secure, cost-effective and convenient manner than traditional methods.
This document provides a project report on developing an online voting system in India. It discusses the background and need for an online voting system to address issues with the current in-person voting method. The objectives are to review the existing voting process, develop an automated online voting system, and validate the system to ensure only eligible voters can vote. Security is a key concern, as the system must prevent unauthorized access and ensure accurate vote counting.
This document provides an overview of an online voting system. It discusses how the system allows students at an institute to vote online with a valid student ID. Voters must first register with the system administrator who verifies their identity in existing databases. After registration, voters are assigned a voter ID to log in and vote. The document then discusses security issues with online voting and requirements for the proposed system, which aims to reduce costs and lines at polling stations while increasing voter turnout.
This document provides a project report on an online voting system created by Nitin Bhasin for NIIT. The report includes an introduction to the online voting system, background and significance of the study, objectives, justification, scope, requirements, and database design. It aims to address issues with existing voting methods in India by providing a secure online system for citizens to vote from anywhere using just a voter ID and password.
The document describes a proposed smart voting system using facial recognition that aims to improve security and accessibility of elections. It would allow voters to cast ballots remotely online after authenticating through a four-step process of registration, one-time password verification, voter ID verification, and facial recognition matching. This could reduce invalid voting, queues at polling places, and manual work while giving more people the ability to participate. However, facial recognition algorithms may be biased and pose privacy and data storage risks that could undermine voter confidence and trust in election outcomes.
www.electionproject.ajce.ind.in
online election managment system is for automate tasks of an election.
web application was developed using cakephp.
full report and code is available .
for more details contact chikkujoseph50@gmail.com
This presentation is on online voting that is not present in India. with the advancement of technology it may possible that Indian Government start online voting system
This document describes an online voting system with the following key points:
1. The system allows voters to cast their votes online through SMS confirmation instead of in-person to address issues like rigging, insecure polling stations, and inefficient personnel.
2. It has modules for admin, voters, and candidates with features like login, profile management, candidate information, and viewing poll results.
3. An ER diagram outlines the database structure with entities for voters, candidates, and positions.
4. The proposed system aims to make the voting process more reliable, faster, and accurate than existing manual systems. It allows remote voting by NRI and military voters unable to vote in-person.
E-voting technology provides an alternative to traditional paper-based voting through online and electronic means. It allows voters to cast ballots over the internet from any location. E-voting aims to provide instant results, make voting more convenient, and help increase voter turnout. However, some security and reliability concerns remain regarding online voting and ensuring the integrity of election results. Further encryption, verification methods, and testing of different e-voting systems is still needed.
This document outlines an online voting system project that aims to address issues with existing voting systems. It includes sections on the objectives, abstract, introduction, existing systems and their drawbacks, proposed system and advantages, requirements specification including hardware and software, modules, system design including diagrams, coding, testing, screenshots, future enhancements, and conclusions. The project maintains administrator and voter user levels and allows voters to cast their votes online from anywhere in the country. It seeks to make the voting process less expensive, time-consuming, and paper-intensive compared to traditional methods.
This document discusses electronic voting systems and provides background information on voting in Nigeria. It begins by defining electronic voting and describing different types of electronic voting technologies. It then provides details on Nigeria's existing voting system, including that Nigeria elects a president and national assembly. It has over 2000 elective positions across the federal, state and local levels. The document discusses the significance and objectives of studying electronic voting systems for Nigeria, which include improving accessibility, transparency and reducing errors and fraud. It provides definitions for key terms and outlines the scope and limitations of the study.
Global wireless e-voting would allow voters to cast ballots from anywhere using internet or mobile phones. The votes would be securely stored in a remote system and voters would be authenticated by the voting machine itself to prevent forgery. GWE-voting aims to make the voting process faster, cheaper, more convenient, and secure compared to traditional methods. It could be used for elections at any level from local clubs to national leaders. Security features would ensure only eligible voters can vote once and votes are recorded accurately and anonymously.
This document discusses the history of voting in India using ballot boxes versus electronic voting machines (EVMs), and proposes developing an online e-voting system. It outlines some common problems with the current in-person system, such as booth capturing and delays in getting poll results. The proposed e-voting system would allow secure online voting through a web browser for more convenience. It provides hardware/software requirements and technological details like using .NET framework and SQL database. Key features would include secure login, viewing candidate profiles, and casting authenticated votes.
The republic of Kenya comprises of eight (8) provinces now forty-seven counties. The country is located in East Africa and shares land borders with the Republics of Somalia in the East, Uganda in the West, Tanzania in the South and Ethiopia and Sudan (now South Sudan) in the North. The three largest and most influential ethnic groups in Kenya are the kikuyu, Luhya, and Kalenjins. In terms of religion Kenya is roughly split into 80% Christians while the rest are Muslims.
In Kenya, general elections are carried out every after five years where a head of state the President and The National Assembly representatives are elected. They are elected by the people. The national Assembly has about 220 members representing respective constituencies.
In the Local Governments they have the chairman and the Counselor. The counselors are all elected by the people of the state in the respective wards.
That is to say, in any given general elections, Kenyans vote for the president, the members of the National Assembly and the counselors.
Most African Electoral bodies IEBC not an exception right from their inception to date, even with latest advancements in technology, still use a primitive paper based methods during voting; this system is characterized by manual form filling to chose leaders and transfer of the information from manual data capture forms to computerized datasheets, this has led to an excessive number of mistakes making their way into the final vote counts hence leading to confusion at the time of announcing the results. The main advantage of paper-based systems is that ballot papers are easily human auditable. The disadvantages outweigh the advantages for instance the need to print ballot papers is a slow, expensive, inflexible, environmentally hostile process, visual impairments, or literacy limitations and also last minute changes to the voter register are difficult to accommodate among others.
This document outlines a proposed electronic voting system project. It includes:
- The names of 3 group members working on the project
- An outline of the project contents including introduction, problem statement, proposed solution, etc.
- The problem statement describes issues with the current traditional system such as long lines and inaccessibility.
- The proposed solution is an electronic system using fingerprint authentication and national ID numbers.
- Functional requirements are outlined such as authorizing actors, managing voters and candidates, casting votes, and tallying votes.
This document discusses the design and development of a digital voting system in India. The system would allow eligible Indian citizens over 18 to vote online without going to a physical polling station. Voters would first need to register through the system administrator and their details would be verified against existing databases. They would then be assigned login credentials to access the voting system. The system would be web-based and use technologies like HTML, CSS, Java, and an Oracle database. It would allow voters to register, view candidates, and cast their vote remotely from any location. The goals of the system are to improve voter participation, avoid delays in registration, and update voter rolls without bribery.
This document describes a proposed online voting system that aims to address issues with traditional paper-based voting. The system would allow voters to cast ballots online securely using their Aadhar card digital ID. It discusses the existing paper-based system and issues like voter fraud. The proposed online system would use a centralized database to authenticate voters via their Aadhar ID and other details before allowing them to vote. The system is designed to provide security, convenience and accessibility compared to traditional methods. It also aims to save time and resources over paper-based systems.
IRJET - Smart E-Voting System with Fingerprint Authentication using ArduinoIRJET Journal
1) This document describes a smart e-voting system that uses fingerprint authentication with an Arduino microcontroller to prevent fraudulent voting.
2) The system architecture includes voter registration using fingerprint scanning, fingerprint verification when casting a vote, recording the vote selection, alerting if a wrong or double vote is tried, and generating a final vote result.
3) The goal is to provide a secure, accurate and efficient electronic voting system as an alternative to traditional manual voting methods. Fingerprint authentication is used to ensure one person, one vote.
A mobile(Android app ) based election app. A website or app that will help in smart election system. It can be used by the government,and in every sector when election is a major issue.
This document is a seminar report on e-voting technology submitted by Deepak Kumar to partially fulfill requirements for a Bachelor of Engineering degree. The report covers requirements and models for remote e-voting systems as well as new cryptographic voting schemes for polling stations. It includes sections on introduction, scope of study, existing voting methods, requirements, database design, and conclusions. The report evaluates technologies that could automate and improve the voting process in India.
The document describes an online voting system project. It includes sections on the introduction and need for an online voting system, literature review of traditional voting and issues with it, technical details of the proposed system including hardware/software requirements, system analysis, design including ER diagram, DFD, use case diagram, and implementation stages. The overall goal is to develop a web-based online voting application to improve on traditional voting methods.
E-voting allows voters to cast ballots electronically. While it provides advantages like accessibility, e-voting also presents security risks if machines are hacked that could influence election outcomes. To address this, some propose using voter-verifiable paper ballots that print votes for voters to confirm, or encrypting votes separately to enable faster recounts. However, e-voting machines remain unreliable overall, so the security problems outweigh the advantages despite efforts to improve security.
Online Voting System project proposal report.docKhondokerAbuNaim
The document proposes the development of an online voting system website that would allow voters to cast their votes from any location using a computer rather than having to go to physical polling places. It outlines the objectives, requirements, design, and timeline for the project, which aims to create a more efficient and accurate electronic voting process for organizations like colleges to conduct elections remotely. Key features of the proposed system include voter and candidate registration, authentication using IDs and passwords, real-time display of voting results, and tracking of who has and has not voted.
The document describes an online voting system project presented by Jain Pooja. It includes an introduction describing how voters can register and vote online, proposed system details with administrator and voter user levels, module descriptions including login, viewing voter details, adding voters, polling, and report generation. It also includes database tables for administrators, voters, and candidates with field descriptions, and screenshots of the admin and voter registration pages.
www.electionproject.ajce.ind.in
online election managment system is for automate tasks of an election.
web application was developed using cakephp.
full report and code is available .
for more details contact chikkujoseph50@gmail.com
This presentation is on online voting that is not present in India. with the advancement of technology it may possible that Indian Government start online voting system
This document describes an online voting system with the following key points:
1. The system allows voters to cast their votes online through SMS confirmation instead of in-person to address issues like rigging, insecure polling stations, and inefficient personnel.
2. It has modules for admin, voters, and candidates with features like login, profile management, candidate information, and viewing poll results.
3. An ER diagram outlines the database structure with entities for voters, candidates, and positions.
4. The proposed system aims to make the voting process more reliable, faster, and accurate than existing manual systems. It allows remote voting by NRI and military voters unable to vote in-person.
E-voting technology provides an alternative to traditional paper-based voting through online and electronic means. It allows voters to cast ballots over the internet from any location. E-voting aims to provide instant results, make voting more convenient, and help increase voter turnout. However, some security and reliability concerns remain regarding online voting and ensuring the integrity of election results. Further encryption, verification methods, and testing of different e-voting systems is still needed.
This document outlines an online voting system project that aims to address issues with existing voting systems. It includes sections on the objectives, abstract, introduction, existing systems and their drawbacks, proposed system and advantages, requirements specification including hardware and software, modules, system design including diagrams, coding, testing, screenshots, future enhancements, and conclusions. The project maintains administrator and voter user levels and allows voters to cast their votes online from anywhere in the country. It seeks to make the voting process less expensive, time-consuming, and paper-intensive compared to traditional methods.
This document discusses electronic voting systems and provides background information on voting in Nigeria. It begins by defining electronic voting and describing different types of electronic voting technologies. It then provides details on Nigeria's existing voting system, including that Nigeria elects a president and national assembly. It has over 2000 elective positions across the federal, state and local levels. The document discusses the significance and objectives of studying electronic voting systems for Nigeria, which include improving accessibility, transparency and reducing errors and fraud. It provides definitions for key terms and outlines the scope and limitations of the study.
Global wireless e-voting would allow voters to cast ballots from anywhere using internet or mobile phones. The votes would be securely stored in a remote system and voters would be authenticated by the voting machine itself to prevent forgery. GWE-voting aims to make the voting process faster, cheaper, more convenient, and secure compared to traditional methods. It could be used for elections at any level from local clubs to national leaders. Security features would ensure only eligible voters can vote once and votes are recorded accurately and anonymously.
This document discusses the history of voting in India using ballot boxes versus electronic voting machines (EVMs), and proposes developing an online e-voting system. It outlines some common problems with the current in-person system, such as booth capturing and delays in getting poll results. The proposed e-voting system would allow secure online voting through a web browser for more convenience. It provides hardware/software requirements and technological details like using .NET framework and SQL database. Key features would include secure login, viewing candidate profiles, and casting authenticated votes.
The republic of Kenya comprises of eight (8) provinces now forty-seven counties. The country is located in East Africa and shares land borders with the Republics of Somalia in the East, Uganda in the West, Tanzania in the South and Ethiopia and Sudan (now South Sudan) in the North. The three largest and most influential ethnic groups in Kenya are the kikuyu, Luhya, and Kalenjins. In terms of religion Kenya is roughly split into 80% Christians while the rest are Muslims.
In Kenya, general elections are carried out every after five years where a head of state the President and The National Assembly representatives are elected. They are elected by the people. The national Assembly has about 220 members representing respective constituencies.
In the Local Governments they have the chairman and the Counselor. The counselors are all elected by the people of the state in the respective wards.
That is to say, in any given general elections, Kenyans vote for the president, the members of the National Assembly and the counselors.
Most African Electoral bodies IEBC not an exception right from their inception to date, even with latest advancements in technology, still use a primitive paper based methods during voting; this system is characterized by manual form filling to chose leaders and transfer of the information from manual data capture forms to computerized datasheets, this has led to an excessive number of mistakes making their way into the final vote counts hence leading to confusion at the time of announcing the results. The main advantage of paper-based systems is that ballot papers are easily human auditable. The disadvantages outweigh the advantages for instance the need to print ballot papers is a slow, expensive, inflexible, environmentally hostile process, visual impairments, or literacy limitations and also last minute changes to the voter register are difficult to accommodate among others.
This document outlines a proposed electronic voting system project. It includes:
- The names of 3 group members working on the project
- An outline of the project contents including introduction, problem statement, proposed solution, etc.
- The problem statement describes issues with the current traditional system such as long lines and inaccessibility.
- The proposed solution is an electronic system using fingerprint authentication and national ID numbers.
- Functional requirements are outlined such as authorizing actors, managing voters and candidates, casting votes, and tallying votes.
This document discusses the design and development of a digital voting system in India. The system would allow eligible Indian citizens over 18 to vote online without going to a physical polling station. Voters would first need to register through the system administrator and their details would be verified against existing databases. They would then be assigned login credentials to access the voting system. The system would be web-based and use technologies like HTML, CSS, Java, and an Oracle database. It would allow voters to register, view candidates, and cast their vote remotely from any location. The goals of the system are to improve voter participation, avoid delays in registration, and update voter rolls without bribery.
This document describes a proposed online voting system that aims to address issues with traditional paper-based voting. The system would allow voters to cast ballots online securely using their Aadhar card digital ID. It discusses the existing paper-based system and issues like voter fraud. The proposed online system would use a centralized database to authenticate voters via their Aadhar ID and other details before allowing them to vote. The system is designed to provide security, convenience and accessibility compared to traditional methods. It also aims to save time and resources over paper-based systems.
IRJET - Smart E-Voting System with Fingerprint Authentication using ArduinoIRJET Journal
1) This document describes a smart e-voting system that uses fingerprint authentication with an Arduino microcontroller to prevent fraudulent voting.
2) The system architecture includes voter registration using fingerprint scanning, fingerprint verification when casting a vote, recording the vote selection, alerting if a wrong or double vote is tried, and generating a final vote result.
3) The goal is to provide a secure, accurate and efficient electronic voting system as an alternative to traditional manual voting methods. Fingerprint authentication is used to ensure one person, one vote.
A mobile(Android app ) based election app. A website or app that will help in smart election system. It can be used by the government,and in every sector when election is a major issue.
This document is a seminar report on e-voting technology submitted by Deepak Kumar to partially fulfill requirements for a Bachelor of Engineering degree. The report covers requirements and models for remote e-voting systems as well as new cryptographic voting schemes for polling stations. It includes sections on introduction, scope of study, existing voting methods, requirements, database design, and conclusions. The report evaluates technologies that could automate and improve the voting process in India.
The document describes an online voting system project. It includes sections on the introduction and need for an online voting system, literature review of traditional voting and issues with it, technical details of the proposed system including hardware/software requirements, system analysis, design including ER diagram, DFD, use case diagram, and implementation stages. The overall goal is to develop a web-based online voting application to improve on traditional voting methods.
E-voting allows voters to cast ballots electronically. While it provides advantages like accessibility, e-voting also presents security risks if machines are hacked that could influence election outcomes. To address this, some propose using voter-verifiable paper ballots that print votes for voters to confirm, or encrypting votes separately to enable faster recounts. However, e-voting machines remain unreliable overall, so the security problems outweigh the advantages despite efforts to improve security.
Online Voting System project proposal report.docKhondokerAbuNaim
The document proposes the development of an online voting system website that would allow voters to cast their votes from any location using a computer rather than having to go to physical polling places. It outlines the objectives, requirements, design, and timeline for the project, which aims to create a more efficient and accurate electronic voting process for organizations like colleges to conduct elections remotely. Key features of the proposed system include voter and candidate registration, authentication using IDs and passwords, real-time display of voting results, and tracking of who has and has not voted.
The document describes an online voting system project presented by Jain Pooja. It includes an introduction describing how voters can register and vote online, proposed system details with administrator and voter user levels, module descriptions including login, viewing voter details, adding voters, polling, and report generation. It also includes database tables for administrators, voters, and candidates with field descriptions, and screenshots of the admin and voter registration pages.
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2. INTRODUCTION
• Online voting system is an online voting platform.
• People who have citizenship of a particular country
and eligible for voting can cast their vote through
online systems.
• This system is based on procedures of other online
services like online reservation system.
• Online system works upon databases and an online
web application which can resolve duplication and
fake votes.
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online voting system
3. EXISTING SYSTEM
• Existing system consist of methods like paper
based voting , lever voting machine , punch card
and optical voting machine.
• Drawback of the existing system is time
consuming , chance of fake voting and
malpractices.
• In present condition , people have to go and wait
for a long time in front of polling booths.
• There is a high chance of fake votes , duplication
and malpractices in existing system.
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online voting system
4. COMPARITIVE STUDY
• Online voting system resolves the problem of existing
systems of elections.
• Existing system requires presence of every
individual in physical polling locations , which may
not be practical for many people . In such situations
people can make use of online system .
• People from foreign countries faces many difficulties
in casting postal votes . Online system can minimize
the risk of casting postal votes.
online voting system 4
5. IDEAAND ADVANTAGES
• Our project aims at providing an online platform for
voting .
• Citizens who wants to cast their vote through online
portal have to complete registration and eligibility
criteria manually before election .
• Online voting system is followed by strict verification
process of ‘aadhar’ , identity and biometric
identification.
• System works under a database of registered users
which helps in avoiding the chances of malpractices.
online voting system 5
6. ADVANTAGES :-
• Online voting platform can provide easier and
secure voting facility to vote in situations where
people face risk to arrive at physical polling
locations.
• People from abroad can poll their vote
effectively in online platform and hence risk of
postal votes are avoided.
• Digital votes hence reduce the chance of fake
votes and duplication.
online voting system 6
7. EXPECTED OUTCOME
• Our expected outcome is an online portal
where citizens of a particular nationality can
login and poll their votes.
• People from different physical locations can
poll their votes only after strict verification and
registration purposes.
• More secure and digitalized voting system
where physical location , fake votes and
malpractices are not bothered.
online voting system 7
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