PROJECT ON EVOTING SYSTEM

Login Module:
The Login Module is a fundamental component of any system that requires user
authentication. It allows users to access the system by providing valid credentials such
as a username and password.
Users typically enter their login information on a designated login page. The
system then verifies the entered credentials against stored user data to grant or deny
access.Security measures, such as encryption and secure protocols, are often
implemented to protect user credentials during the login process.

OTP Login Verification:

OTP (One-Time Password) Login Verification enhances the security of the login
process. Instead of relying solely on a static password, users receive a temporary,
dynamically generated OTP via SMS, email, or a dedicated authentication app.

The user must enter the OTP within a specified time frame to complete the login
process. This adds an extra layer of security, as even if someone gains access to the
user's password, they would still need the time-sensitive OTP to log in.

Election Candidate:
The Election Candidate module manages information related to individuals
running for elected positions. This includes storing candidate profiles, photos,
biographies, and details about their political affiliations.
Administrators may use this module to add, edit, or remove candidate
information. Users may browse through the candidate profiles to make informed voting
decisions.

Manage Voter List:

The Manage Voter List module handles the registration and maintenance of
voter information. This includes storing details such as name, address, date of birth, and
voter ID.
Administrators can use this module to add new voters, update existing voter
information, and remove voters who are no longer eligible. Keeping an accurate and
up-to-date voter list is crucial for a fair and transparent election process.

OTP Signup Verification:

Similar to OTP Login Verification, OTP Signup Verification is employed during
the user registration process. When a new user signs up for the system, they receive a
one-time password to verify the authenticity of their provided contact information
(email or phone number).This adds an extra layer of security and ensures that the user
signing up is the legitimate owner of the provided contact information.

These modules collectively contribute to creating a secure, user-friendly, and

transparent election system, where both candidates and voters can participate with
confidence in the integrity of the electoral process.