Internet Enabled, State of the Art E-Voting Eco System

A system of embedded is a computer system built specifically for an embedded application. An embedded system, as opposed to a general-purpose computer like a personal computer, performs one or a few tasks that are pre-defined and typically have extremely specific requirements. Because the system is specifically designed to perform that task, design engineers can optimize it to make the product smaller and less expensivethe electronic voting machine (EVM) is now being introduced. The use of Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs), often referred to as offline E-Voting, is strictly enforced in India. EVMs offer a variety of customizable properties, such as simple usage, dependability, and quick access. Election-related reports of irregularity are attributed to EVMs. The aforementioned criticisms serve to undermine the primary objective of voters, while the responsibility of conducting free and fair elections rests upon the Election Commission. A voting machine refers to a comprehensive assemblage of mechanical, electromechanical, or electronic components employed for the purpose of ballot definition, vote casting, and vote counting. Additionally, it facilitates the efficient recording and display of election results, preserves audit trail data, and can be readily supplied with the necessary firmware, documentation, and software required for equipment control programming. While mechanical early voting machines were used, electronic voting machines are becoming more and more common. A biometric sensor like a fingerprint reader is one of the most secure voting mechanisms because it is essential that no fraudulent entries are created.