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JAIN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

Davanagere-577003, KARNATAKA
DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING
FINAL YEAR B.E (2023-2024)
TECHNICAL SEMINAR PRESENTATION
ON
ELECTRONIC VOTING MACHINE

UNDER GUIDANCE OF: PRESENTED BY

Mrs. SHILPA M PRAJWAL K
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR
Dept. of E&C, JIT, Davangere
 Contents:
• INTRODUCTION

• METHODOLOGY

• ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES

• APPLICATIONS

• FUTURE SCOPE

• CONCLUSION

• REFERENCE
 Introduction

Electronic Voting Machines ("EVM") are being used in Indian General and
State Elections to implement electronic voting in part from 1999 elections
and in total since 2004 elections.
The EVMs reduce the time in both casting a vote and declaring the results
compared to the old paper ballot system.
 Methodology

Block diagram of ballot unit

Block diagram of EVM
 ADVANTAGES
Accuracy
Efficiency
Eco-Friendly
Faster Results

DISADVANTAGES
Security concern
 APPLICATION

Efficient Voting Process

Accurate Vote Counting

Enhanced Security
 FUTURE SCOPE

1.Mobile Voting Applications

2.Internet Voting
3.End-to-End verifiable voting systems
4.Public Education and Awareness
 CONCLUSION

•Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) represent a significant advancement in

electoral technology, offering numerous benefits such as increased accuracy,
efficiency, and accessibility in the voting process.
• However, they also pose challenges related to security, privacy, and trust that
must be addressed to ensure the integrity and legitimacy of elections.
 REFERENCE
Verma, Arvind (2005). "Policing Elections in India". India Review.
Madhavan Somanathan (2019)"India's electoral democracy: How EVMs curb
electoral fraud". Brookings Institution, Washington DC.
 Debnath, Sisir; Kapoor, Mudit; Ravi, Shamika (2017). "The Impact of Electronic
Voting Machines on Electoral Frauds, Democracy, and Development“.
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