This document describes an electronic voting machine project that uses fingerprint identification. It contains a fingerprint scanner that checks voter thumbprints against a stored database to authenticate voters before allowing them to cast ballots. The system aims to securely identify voters and prevent invalid votes. It explains the technologies used, including a microcontroller, MAX232 converter, and LCD display. Advantages are quick voting, reduced costs, and avoided invalid votes. Limitations include the difficulty of collecting all voter fingerprints and only identifying fingerprints, not persons.