Email this article E-Voting For Universities Using Face Recognition
Abstract
This report describes an online voting system designed to meet the needs of colleges and universities. Voting is a widely spread, democratic way of making decisions and can be used for electing student presidents and class representatives at the college level. The main objective of the proposed system is to develop a more secure and user-friendly voting system compared to the existing methods. The process of voting is critical in terms of safety and security. The proposed system allows the voters to scan their faces, which is then matched with the already saved images within the database. There is a high chance that the voter's choice to be revealed in the traditional system, which is not the case in this proposed system. By using face recognition, it provides enough security to eradicate the dummy votes. The system also provides clear visualization of data regarding the percentage of total votes cast, the percentage of votes each party secured, and the final winner in the election.
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