Electronic voting machines (EVMs) were developed and tested in India in the 1990s as a standard means of conducting elections. EVMs have reliable, robust software and use legacy machine codes to ensure security and integrity. Voters cast their votes by pressing buttons for candidates, which are recorded electronically. Results can then be tallied quickly by accessing counters on the machines. EVMs provide advantages like time savings, reduced workload, immediate information, secure data storage, and no invalid votes compared to paper ballots.

1. ELECTRONICE VOTING MACHINE

2. DEFINITION
 Electronic Voting is the standard means of
conduction elections using Electronic
Voting Machines, something called “EVM”
IN India. The use of EVM and electronic
voting was developed and tested by the
state-owned Electronics corporation of
India and Bharat Electronics in the 1990.

3. EVM-TECHNOLOGY FEATURES
 Reliable, robust and error free software.
 Legacy software with machine codes used
to preserve integrity and security.
 User friendly operation sequence.
 Portable and easy to operate.
 Custom made to fit into the existing
pattern.

4. POLLING
 A red lamb glows
indicating to the voter that
his vote has been cast in
favor of that candidate.
 He then proceed to
release another vote by
pressing that “Ballot”
button and the process
continues.

5. COUNTING & RESULTS
 The power pack Battery is
checked for health by
pressing the TOTAL Button
 After getting read to note
down the result, the green
paper seal over RESULT-1
Button is pierced and
RESULT – 1 Button is
pressed.

6. ADVANTAGES
 Time saving .
 Working load reduced.
 Information available at time.
 It provide security for the data.
 Preserves voting secrecy.
 No scope for invalid votes.

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NAME NISHU SOOD
MARKETING EXECUTING
GOVT ITI WOMEN
SEC 11 CHANDIGARH