Electronic Voting Machines

Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) are devices used to cast and count votes in elections. They replace traditional paper ballots, offering a more efficient and often faster voting process. Voters select their choices using a touchscreen or buttons, and the machine electronically records their votes. EVMs help reduce human errors in counting and improve accessibility for people with disabilities. Security measures, such as encryption and audit trails, are in place to ensure the integrity of the voting process. Overall, EVMs aim to enhance the reliability and speed of elections, making them a modern alternative to paper-based voting systems.