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    This document summarizes a student project presentation on e-voting. It discusses the concept, scope, and concerns of e-voting, as well as remedies and the technological features of electronic voting machines. The presentation covers the forms, languages, and advantages of e-voting, and thanks those who provided guidance on the project.

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    A Project

    Presentation on

    “E-Voting”
    By:
    Sana Hafiz
    Bsc.I.T 6th semester
    Submitted To

    CALIBRE IT & MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE

    Learning Center

    of

    SIKKIM MANIPAL UNIVERSITY

    (SMU)
    2
    CONTENTS
    • The Genesis
    – Concept, Challenge, Solution
    • Scope
    • Concerns
    • Remedies
    • Forms used
    • EVM
    – Technological Features
    – Description
    – Operation
    • Polling, Closing, Counting & Results
    • Languages used
    • Advantages
    • Credit
    • Statistics of Interest
    • Thanks
    INTRODUCTION

    • I have developed the “E-VOTING” as major


    project. This project is developed to cover the
    various utilities of VISUAL BASIC The project is
    developed for the improvement in voting system..
    The development of the project have proved to be
    very beneficial for me and this experience will
    help me throughout my professional life. Around
    the same time, I got an opportunity to work on the
    development of this project.

    4
    Concept
    • Idea mooted by the
    Chief Election
    Commissioner in 1977

    • Recommended E-voting
    to save avoidable and
    recurring expenditure
    on printing, storage,
    transportation and
    security of Ballot Paper
    to the exchequer
    Challenge
    • Evolve a machine which
    would fit into the existing
    Election Procedure.

    • Appear familiar to the voter

    • Evolving a machine and a


    procedure which would be
    transparent and acceptable
    to all
    Solution

    • Electronics Corporation of
    India Limited (ECIL) a leading
    Public Sector Company
    engaged in the design and
    manufacture of professional
    electronics was commissioned
    to design a machine to prove
    the feasibility

    • Once feasibility was


    established, Bharat Electronics
    Limited (BEL) a second Public
    Sector Company was co-opted
    into the exercise
    “SCOPE OF E-VOTING”

    • Times since independence, general elections in India have


    come a long way, but throughout this post-independence era
    they have truly reflected the federal nature of the Indian polity.
    When in the neighboring countries of India, still ballot-paper
    polling is still in practice, Indian voting system has moved onto
    electronic voting machines. Certainly, this has eased up and
    fast-tracked the polling process but still there is a lot of scope for
    improvements. Main aim of conducting elections in any region is
    to act as a filter to prevent the 'rouge' elements from entering in
    the legislative process and at the same time reflect the true
    voice of the poorest of the poor man. Unfortunately, elections in
    India still have a long way to go in this respect

    8
    Concerns
    • How secure is the data ?
    • Can the data be tampered
    with ?
    • How does the machine
    operate in remote areas
    without electric power ?
    • What happens if the power
    fails in the middle of the
    voting process ?
    • Can the data be stored long
    enough to be used as
    evidence in a court of law in
    case of electoral disputes ?
    Remedies
    • It is secure software .IT does
    not allow the voter to vote again.

    • It is tamper-proof and error free

    • All the data is recorded on non-


    volatile and can be retained for
    longer period of time.
    Features

    • Reliable, robust and error free software

    • User friendly operation sequence

    • Portable and easy to operate

    • Custom made to fit into the existing pattern


    Advantages

    • Modernises the election process


    • User friendly – can be used even by illiterates
    • Simple to operate and can be installed in a short
    time
    • Preserves voting secrecy
    • No scope for invalid votes
    • Facilitates quick and accurate counting –
    possible to declare results instantaneously
    • Re-usable by simply erasing votes recorded in
    earlier poll

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    Advantages

    • Huge expenditure involved in printing, storing and


    transportation and security of ballot paper can be avoided

    • Lowers operating costs

    • Easier to manage with less demand on man-power

    • Provision can be made to connect to a “CENTRAL


    STATION” to consolidate and display / record the results
    countrywide

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    REQUIREMENT
    • Software Requirment:

    • Operating System : Windows 2000


    : Windows XP
    Languages : V.B 6.0
    Data Base : MS Access

    • Nominal Hardware Requirment:


    • CPU or Processor : Pentium IV or Higher
    – RAM : 512 MB Or Higher
    – Hard disk Space : 80 GB HDD or Larger
    – Input Device : Key Board
    – Pointing Device : Mouse
    – Visual Display Unit : Color Monitor

    14
    PRESENTLY USED EVM

    Control Unit Ballot Unit


    SEQUENCE OF OPERATION OF FORMS
    IN THE PROJECT

    CANDIDATE
    FORM

    VOTING ELECTION

    WARD
    VOTER

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    MAIN FORM
    CANDIDATE FORM
    “ELECTION DETAIL” FORM
    VOTER’S DETAIL
    WARD DETAIL
    VOTERS FORM
    CANDIDATE DISPLAY
    Polling
    • The voter is identified from the voters list

    •A red lamp glows indicating to the voter that his vote


    • has been cast in favour of that candidate
    Counting & Results

    • The results can be counted directly


    through the database.

    •The candidate with highest number of


    voters wins the election.

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    Languages Used
    •It is a powerful programming language to
    develop sophisticated window program very easily
    and very quickly.

    •Visual Basic User Interface consists of forms and


    objects.

    •Microsoft visual studio is the main integrated


    development environment (IDE) from Microsoft.

    •It can be used to develop console and graphical


    user interface applications along to window forms
    applications.

    27
    BIBLIOGRAPHY
    • Name of Books: -

    • Mastering V.B 6.0


    By: -
    Evangelos Petroutsos
    BPB Publication

    • V.B 6.0 Black Book


    By: -
    Steven Holzmer
    Corolis Group

    • Beginning SQl Server2000 DBA


    By:-
    Tony Bain

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    Credits
    • I would like to take this opportunity to express my
    heartfelt gratitude to all of those who helped me get
    through this project with ease. First and foremost, I
    would like to thank our Project Guide
    Mr. Jitendra K. Pareek and Mr. Harpej Singh for his
    unflagging dedication and enthusiasm as well as for his
    unstinted support and encouragement in coaching and
    guiding us.
    A big thanks goes out to him!

    • I would also like to thank Our IT Faculty for their


    advice and motivation, which I found to be particularly
    useful and inspiring while working on this project. And
    most importantly, I am grateful to Calibre IT &
    Management Institute , for giving me to Help.
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    Thank You

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