This document describes an electronic voting machine project created by three students using an AT89C51 microcontroller. The project uses KEIL software to create a hex file that is burned onto the microcontroller using a PHYTON CHIPPROG programmer. The hardware includes an LCD, microcontroller, crystal, resistors, capacitor, potentiometer, buttons, and a breadboard. Voters can select from four parties by pressing labeled buttons and results are displayed by pressing a stop button. Potential improvements include adding reject and confirmation buttons, fingerprint authentication, and connecting it to GSM for mobile voting.