This document discusses problems with traditional paper-based voting systems and the need for an electronic voting system in India. Specifically, it notes that paper-based systems are slow, votes can be ambiguous, and disabled or busy voters have difficulty accessing polling stations. It also states that electronic voting could address these issues by allowing people to vote more conveniently online and facilitating the voting process. The document then reviews literature on existing electronic voting systems used in other countries and discusses how technology like optical scanners and specialized voting kiosks have been implemented.
This document discusses problems with traditional paper-based voting systems and the need for an electronic voting system in India. Specifically, it notes that paper-based systems are slow, votes can be ambiguous, and disabled or busy voters have difficulty accessing polling stations. It also states that electronic voting could address these issues by allowing people to vote more conveniently online and facilitating the voting process. The document then reviews literature on existing electronic voting systems used in other countries and discusses how technology like optical scanners and specialized voting kiosks have been implemented.
This document discusses problems with traditional paper-based voting systems and the need for an electronic voting system in India. Specifically, it notes that paper-based systems are slow, votes can be ambiguous, and disabled or busy voters have difficulty accessing polling stations. It also states that electronic voting could address these issues by allowing people to vote more conveniently online and facilitating the voting process. The document then reviews literature on existing electronic voting systems used in other countries and discusses how technology like optical scanners and specialized voting kiosks have been implemented.
This document discusses problems with traditional paper-based voting systems and the need for an electronic voting system in India. Specifically, it notes that paper-based systems are slow, votes can be ambiguous, and disabled or busy voters have difficulty accessing polling stations. It also states that electronic voting could address these issues by allowing people to vote more conveniently online and facilitating the voting process. The document then reviews literature on existing electronic voting systems used in other countries and discusses how technology like optical scanners and specialized voting kiosks have been implemented.
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especially in most populated countries like India, where many candidates are for same position and voter has to cast vote for many races. I. INTRODUCTION 2. Intelligibility: When a system based on pens, 1.1 GENERAL stamps, punch cards or ballot papers is used for Democracy is an important matter in most voting in a paper‐based polling system, the result modern societies. One of the most important can be ambiguous. activities within a democracy is the election of representatives. It is also a very delicate process3. Accessibility: Disabled or duty‐bound people do that is the subject of various disturbances, such as not have an easy access to the poll booth, but an inactive citizens, attempts of fraud etc. In this easily touchable system will help them to cast their thesis, we will discuss some of these problems, vote. starting from the current democratic situation in4. Transparency: Chances of manipulation of the India. We will also propose a software solution to results from influencing authorities will almost be the problem in terms of a prototype that will finished. display the most important aspects of this problem 1.2 OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY by implementing the software within a college The aim of the study is to analyze the election. current election system and suggest an online 1.2 NEED FOR THE STUDY election system which will allow people to cast In a democracy, the electorate expresses its votes in a more convenient way, by using available will through the election of representatives. These resources which could facilitate the voters during elected representatives operate the country, on elections. behalf of the politic body. In order for the representatives to appropriately represent and II.REVIEW OF LITERATURE implement the demands of the people, the elections 2.1 INTRODUCTION in which they are elected must be held fairly and To offer an online election system, it was results computed accurately. necessary to study the current computerized voting Observing the history we deduce that system or voting machines working in different Polling Systems based on hand rising had just a countries. Many developed countries USA, problem with security (elections were not Australia have already adopted an online Election anonymous). Instead a Paper‐based Polling System system.[11][12] has at least three problems (discussed below). The 2.2 ELECTRONIC VOTING paradigm shift from hand‐based polling system to Technology can include punched cards, paper‐based polling system is caused due to optical scan voting systems and specialized voting population growth whereas, now, time and safety kiosks (including self‐contained direct‐recording are so important that it has driven a new paradigm electronic voting systems, or DRE). It can also shift from paper to electronic. There is no involve transmission of ballots and votes via defendable reason to stick with paper polling telephones, private computer networks, or via the system, but there are many security reasons to Internet. encourage the use a new electronic polling system Electronic voting helps voters to cast votes in order to draw up polling systems to digital era. in an election through computerized equipment. In India’s current paper polling system, Sometimes this term is used to take votes there are some other troubles as well apart from over Internet. low turnout of votes, by looking at those problems, it is necessary to build a system which could solve those problems and speed up the election system. 2.2.1 MACHINE COUNTING 1 Machine‐readable ballot systems provides help to the voters to mark their votes on a paper card with marker and remove divots from a perforated card with a stylus or mechanical hole puncher. [1]
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