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A Secure Mobile Voting System Using Fingerprint
A SECURE MOBILE VOTING SYSTEM USING FINGERPRINT
U.Rajkumar, H.Karunakaran, B.karthikeyan, M.venkatesh, rajkuamrudhaya@gmail.com, karunakaranit17@gmail.com ,

G.Revathi M.E. , revugovind@gmail.com, Department of Information Technology, V.S.B Engineering College, Karur.

Abstract- The heart of the democracy is solely depending on the voting. The voting is the right for every citizen in the nation. The fingerprint shows the most promising future in real-world applications. Because of their uniqueness and consistency over time, fingerprints have been used for identification and authentication purpose. However, there are some challenges in using fingerprint in real-world application. We are interested in designing and analyzing the Mobile voting system using fingerprint texture, which is the core in current modern approach for fingerprint analysis. As the mobile phone become a part of the human, it is very convenient to use. We are using the mobile phone for the purpose of voting. It helps the user to poll their vote in spite of any location and also in short period of time. Keywords— Biometric, Fingerprint, Minutiae, Mobile phone.

I.INTRODUCTION Elections allow the populace to choose their representatives and express their preferences for how they will be governed. Naturally, the integrity of the election process is fundamental to the integrity of democracy itself. The election system must be sufficiently robust to withstand a variety of fraudulent behaviors and must be sufficiently transparent and comprehensible that voters and candidates can accept the results of an election. Most of the countries in the world e-Voting system have been used. Due to rapid growth of technology security problems are getting increased. So instead of developing e-voting systems, also there is a lot research work is being done to make these systems more secure. In some e-Voting systems, there is a password is issued to individuals to make the system more. Nowadays a lot of



References: [1]. A Novel design of Electronic Voting System Using Fingerprint by DA Kumar, T. Ummal Sariba Begum in International Journal Of Innovative Technology & Creative Engineering (Issn:2045-8711) Vol.1 No.1 January 2011. [2]. Electronic Voting System Using Fingerprint Matching with Gabor Filter Sobia Baig, Ummer Ishtiaq, Ayesha Kanwal, Usman Ishtiaq, and M. Hassan Javed. [3]. “Fingerprint Classification and Matching Using a Filter bank”, Salil Prabhakar, PhD thesis, Michigan State University, Computer Science & Engineering 2001 pp. 102 -115, 160162. [4]. “Localization of corresponding points in fingerprints by complex filtering,” Nilsson K. and Bigun J., vol. 24, Pattern Recognition Letters, 2003, pp. 2135–2144. Figure 8. Feature Vectors of same user V. CONCLUSION We have developed Mobile Voting System using Fingerprint Recognition. This system has provided an efficient way to cast votes, free of fraud. We have used Gabor Filter based fingerprint identification and matching with high accuracy. If orientation normalized FingerCode of all enrolled fingerprints are stored [5]. Next Generation A Secure E-Voting System Based On Biometric Fingerprint Method Kashif Hussain Memon1, Dileep Kumar2 and Syed Muhammad Usman in 2011 International Conference on Information and Intelligent Computing IPCSIT vol.18 (2011) © (2011) IACSIT Press, Singapore. [6]. “On Face Recognition using Gabor Filters , Al-Amin Bhuiyan, and Chang Hong Liu World Academy of Science Engineering and Technology Issue 28 Apr 2007 artcal # 10, pp. 3.

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