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"A FINGERPRINT BASED VOTING MACHINE" is used exclusively in this study. This concept's main purpose is to guarantee security while also overcoming the limitations of traditional voting systems. During the customer registration procedure, the voters' details, as well as their fingerprints, are first kept in the serial monitor. In this situation, the serial monitor acts as a database. The voter desires to place their finger on the polling booth's module, which will allow an impression of their finger to be taken and used as identification. After that, the imprint is sent to the controlling unit for confirmation. The microcontroller collects the voter's information and compares it to information saved earlier in the voter's registration process. If the statistics match the existing data, the voters are permitted to vote. Push buttons are used to operate the voting system manually. The welcome instructions, as well as the parties, are presented on the LCD. On the other hand, the voter information and results are displayed on the screen. The goal of this research is to offer a new voting system that uses biometrics to prevent rigging and improve the accuracy and speed of the process. Because each human's thumb imprint has a unique pattern, the system uses thumb impressions to identify voters. As a result, it would be more effective than current voting methods.