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    SECURE VOTING SYSTEM”
    (2019-06-17T10:20:13Z) K Hakesh kumar; V Hari Chandana
    Elections have always been a difficult task to be implemented in India, Voting securely and voting to the appropriate candidate plays a very important role in deciding tomorrows’ future. Considering the large amount of money has been invested on conducting the elections properly and securely, but the amount doesn’t compensate to the UN parliamentary actions that occur during the elections at the polling booth. Hence, we came up with this idea which aims to eradicate such issues and enhance the accuracy and speed of the system during elections. This project uses Fingerprint sensor to have an extra essence of security as the impressions on the fingers are unique for every person. This project also helps in casting the individuals vote from a distance, which makes it more user friendly for the society. This fingerprint sensor will be integrated with the electronic voting machine. The finger prints of the voter must be registered previously before the election, this will check data from the servers and allow the person to vote. In case of any malpractices the nearest police station can be informed to avoid any unwanted activities. This is easy to maintain, affordable and convenient for both the voters and the government. This also helps the physically special people in casting the correct vote.

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