Description of CVS

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The Centralized Voting System (CVS) using face recognition aim to develop a system that ensures more secure and faster means of polling. The CVS enable Election Commission to manage all aspects of election operations through improved situational awareness and resource utilization safely and efficiently. It contains Candidate Details Management Solutions and Voter Details Management System.
The main administrator’s job is to add, update or delete candidate details, to collect the result from all the constituencies and to compute the final result. Then, he sends the final result to the constituencies for sending SMS. He also controls the result reporting module. He can also control the entire election process by setting the time when the vote is casted in order to prevent the vote from being casted before the specified day. He holds a record of the election such as the election ID and the year in which it is conducted.
            The voter is able to login to his account using a photo of his face (using a webcam), his voter ID and his password. The additional login details (ID and password) are required so that no problems occur in eliminating circumstances such as the case of twin voters. When he logs in, he could view all the candidates in that particular constituency along with their respective party symbol. The voter casts his/her vote by clicking next to the desired candidate and submitting. The ‘number of votes’ field in the candidate table is updated for the appropriate candidate. The voter is not able to sign in and vote again because a flag field in the voter’s table in the database is updated to 1 after he had cast his vote.
After the electoral process, each main administrator calculates the total number of votes in his constituency or state or country and the result is published very quickly. There is no delay in the calculation and there is no chance of any miscalculation, thus making the process more effective than electronic ballot.
Further, if the voter has a mobile phone, the administrator is able to send the final election result to the voters immediately after the final result is found out.

Tools used: Java Beans, JSP, Java Script.
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