Student

Ilya Nuratiqah Binti Norazman

Supervisor

Norjihan Abdul Ghani

Collaborator

University of Malaya Campus Election Committee (UMCEC)

E-voting is an online voting system that allows voters to vote regardless of where they are. It removes the need to vote on paper or gather in person because it is a digital platform. Online voting systems will increase accessibility for disabled voters while also speeding up election results and lowering the cost of paying workers to manually count votes. The secured voting system is a web-based computerized system designed to help solve issues with the paper ballot system (Fanida, Manda 3 et al. 2018). The method aims to make the election process more convenient and trustworthy. The University of Malaya currently uses a manual voting system that allows voters to vote manually and in person, at a voting place, as well as cast their vote on a paper ballot and a student's matric card is required to be present on election day. On a hot sunny day, the student must walk a long distance from their accommodation, which is tough for them, and they may not be willing to vote in person, but with an electronic voting system, the number of students who vote may be higher than with a manual method. The voting method can be replaced and made more efficient by using an electronic voting system and the use of innovation to the voting process will statistics on voting turnout are likely to improve. The outcomes of voting will be provided to students in a shorter amount of time, and the process's dependability will always be available. The main objective of this system is to design, develop and implement the secured, user-friendly, interactive web-based online voting system. The methodology used is system design life cycle.