An Electronic Voting Machine (EVM) is a device used to cast and count votes in elections. It replaces traditional paper ballots, allowing voters to select their preferred candidates using buttons or a touchscreen. EVMs are designed to be user-friendly and secure, ensuring that the voting process is efficient and accurate. EVMs are commonly used in many countries, including India and the United States, to streamline the electoral process. They help reduce the chances of human error and fraud associated with manual counting. After voting, the results are electronically stored and can be quickly tallied, providing timely election outcomes.