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This research work introduces a comprehensive design and implementation of a secured e-voting system to enable voters to cast their votes conveniently and securely, particularly at their native polling booths. Leveraging advanced biometric technologies such as face recognition and fingerprint authentication, voters can authenticate their identities remotely through an online platform. Upon successful authentication and approval by the native booth authorities, voters gain access to the voting interface, where they can cast their ballots for their preferred candidates. The proposed system ensures robust data security through the utilization of LDAPSasl/Kerberos protocol, thereby safeguarding the integrity and confidentiality of the voting process. Additionally, administrative access is provided for monitoring the vote counting and management processes. By prioritizing the processing speed up to 115200 baud rate and authentication accuracy in the range of 90% to 95%, the proposed system aims to enhance accessibility and foster greater trust in the voting process of democratic elections.
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