Proposed system enhances electoral process by enabling remote and secure voting through facial recognition technology.
India holds the title of the largest democracy in the world. Therefore, it is essential to ensure that the governing body is chosen through a fair electoral process. Currently, India employs an offline voting system, which proves to be ineffective and inefficient due to the involvement of a large number of individuals and the lengthy time required to process and announce results. Consequently, to enhance the effectiveness of the system, a reform that addresses these limitations is necessary. The proposed method eliminates the need for individuals to vote in person, simplifying the process. It aims for a system that permits users to cast their votes remotely from any location using a computer or mobile device, thereby removing the necessity to travel to a polling location. Voters will need to register with their voter ID, name, and Aadhar number. A facial scanning technology will be implemented to capture images of voters prior to the election, which will be beneficial during the voting process. During the voting, a facial recognition system will compare the voters' facial data with stored data; if the two match, the vote will be counted, otherwise, the vote will be deemed invalid.
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