Problem Statement Internet Voting System joins every one of the highlights of a standard voting framework yet offers an elective strategy for directing decisions that is less distressing, simpler, and quicker using an organization. It wipes out the dying exercises related to the manual framework and diminishes the span of races, subsequently bringing about enormous monetary investment funds. It is accordingly suggested for use in any political race if composed. Online voting looked simple during the early days of the ever-evolving technology that was developed. However, bots, worms, increasing threats of terrorism, unauthorized intrusion attempts, and viruses decreased the possibility of an easy solution. Today, scientists, election officials, and security analysts have identified various ideas for solving online voting problems. As a result, debates about the exercise’s credibility have emerged worldwide, with some individuals supporting and others opposing it. The primary problem in this research is the insecurity in the online voting system due to the increase of cybercrimes. It is not hard for one to consider various assaults that may introduce themselves, which may, to fluctuating degrees, sway the political race measure. One needs to analyze assault vectors that, as of now, influence shoppers and undertakings today to apply them to this interaction (Yang et al. 20507). This research examines the assault vectors that would be destined to have a significant and material effect on a political race, influencing citizens, applicants, or democracy. It is essential to comprehend the related dangers as political up-and-comers progressively go to the Internet to all the more adequately impart their positions, rally allies, and try to influence pundits. These dangers incorporate, among others, the spread of deception, extortion, phishing, vindictive code, and the attack of security. A portion of these assaults, including the redirection of online mission gifts, can undermine citizens’ confidence in our discretionary framework. Goals and Objectives The primary objectives of this study are to analyze the online voting systems. As a result, there will be a recommendation on making online voting effective free from cyberbullying. Online voting advantages include convenience because it can be done from home, the office, or during vacation. Additionally, voters do not need to walk or drive to the polling station and wait in long queues to cast their ballots. The pros of voting online attract many young people whose numbers have been recorded as minimal over time. The homebound and elderly can easily vote online compared to voting places (Yang et al. 20510). The participation of individuals in the local areas might increase due to the flexibility of casting ballots at their comfort. Problems such as ticking more than one aspirant and voter fraud are minimized when people vote through the Internet. This is because the software can ensure that voters revise what they do without ballots’ invalidation or prevent them from choosing multiple candidates. However, disadvantages such as the inability to vote by economically unstable people and outside interference are a primary