1. ANDROID APPLICATION FOR ONLINE VOTING SYSTEM

2. Project Member Guided By R.Keerthana(810011104044) MR.D.Venkateshan.
Head of the Department(computer science and engineering).

3. ABSTRACT
Right to vote is the important and basic right of every Indian. Election to elect candidates takes place in every 5 years. Voters have to go to polling booth to cast their votes.
My project is an android application for online voting system. By using this application they can cast their votes securely and from their home itself. Here Aadhar Identity number is used for the unique identification of users and one time password is used for security.

4. OBJECTIVE
To facilitate online voting system for Indians as an android application so that they can vote from anywhere without going to polling booths.

5. LITERATUTRE SURVEY S.No TITLE AUTHOR Published year 1
Efficient E- Voting Android Based System
Dr.Aree Ali Mohamed,Ramyar AbdolRahman Timour
2013 2
SMART VOTING SYSTEM WITH FACE RECOGNITION
Niranjan Malwade,Mahesh Tavare,Akshay Kamble,Aniruddh kakrambe.
2014 3
E-Voting with captcha
Aditi Rane,Richa singh,Shweta pawar,Asmita Deshmukh

6. HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS
PROCESSOR : DUEL CORE & ABOVE
RAM : 2GB & ABOVE
MONITOR : 15” & ABOVE
HARD DISK : 40 GB & ABOVE
KEYBOARD : STANDARD 102 KEYS
MOUSE : 3 BUTTONS

7. SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS
OPERATING SYSTEM : Windows XP / 7/8
IDE : Eclipse with SDK and TOMCAT
server
LANGUAGE : ANDROID,JAVA
BACK END : Microsoft SQL Server 2008

8. EXISTING SYSTEM
In the past, people went to the polling place and take the ballots and append the seal in the respective place allotted for each parties. If the vote is not clear or if the seal presents in two places of the same ballot then the vote is considered to be not valid. Then the E- voting comes into existence. But sometimes this E- voting is not secure. And for some reasons some people did not come to polling places to cast their votes.

9. PROPOSED SYSTEM
In this proposed system android application is created so that people can cast their vote from their mobile phones. People can download the apk file which will be available in the internet. 
People can use their Aadhar identity number to show their unique identity. Votes will be secure and can be counted easily from database.

10. SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE
DATABASE
ANDROID CLIENT
SERVER

11. USE CASE DIAGRAM

12. SEQUENCE DIAGRAM

13. ACTIVITY DIAGRAM

14. SYSTEM IMPLEMENTATION
Registration
Login and verification
Casting their votes
Counting the votes

15. RESULT

18. REFERENCE
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19. THANK U