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- Harsha GR
- Ganesh U
- Chethan Krishna K
- Ashoka S
Abstract
In a democracy, a government is chosen by voting in an election. The election commission of "INDIA" is being following the manual voting system, which is done by electronic voting machine. The conventional voting mechanisms are widely being misused in such a way that people whatever and whomever they vote, will be converted into some other's party or candidates or people's right to vote are denied. These kind of illegal activities happening in both rural and urban areas results in less percentage of voting as the people are lacking interest to cast their votes for the candidates who represent their respective areas. To ensure 100% voting smart voting system is being introduced. As security and technology is a major drawback in developing countries like India smart voting system is not approved like any other developed countries. Our theme is to develop a compatible voting machine with security as main concern. This system is mainly designed for our country which has three phases, these phases involves extracting the details of the citizens above 18 years from aadhar card database since it is mandatory in present scenario. With the help of extracted information, a new voter ID is generated and intimation to the citizens will be given to their respective E-mail and phone numbers. At the time of voting, along with the ID and password provided in the intimation to the users, the finger prints of the voter is used as the main authentication concerning security, as the finger print pattern of each person is unique. The finger print system authenticates users to cast their votes. To avoid multiple votings, the voter ID and other details will be erased as soon as they cast their votes and the aadhar card details will be tracked and locked to access to preserve security.
Suggested Citation
Harsha GR & Ganesh U & Chethan Krishna K & Ashoka S, 2018.
"A Novel Approach to Develop a Compatible smart voting Machine with High Security,"
International Journal of Scientific Research in Computer Science, Engineering and Information Technology, International Journal of Scientific Research in Computer Science, Engineering and Information Technology, vol. 4(6), pages 181-184, May.
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RePEc:jbh:ijsrcs:v4:y2018:i6:id:hcseit184636
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