Campus Choice: Arduino Nano College Voting Machine

The design and development of a smart voting machine using Arduino nanotechnology is a major step towards strengthening the core values of democracy in the ever-changing world of election procedures. Traditional paper-based voting methods have faced issues such as time-consuming manual counting, difficulties for people with disabilities, and worries about keeping the process secure. The Arduino Nano is a microcontroller that is used by the smart voting machine to overcome these challenges. The EVM is 100 percent tamper proof. Results are available in the end just a click away. But these EVM can be tampered with by changing the hardware connections. The voter can only vote for a candidate once; the system will not allow the candidate to vote again, and it also displays instructions on an LCD screen that must be followed step by step in order to vote for a candidate. This work presents the Arduino Nano, a small and flexible microcontroller platform that drives a smart voting machine. The main aim of our project is to build an “Electronic Voting System” for counting fast and fair votes.