US EditionElection watchdog questions automated election transparency after poll results are in
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Election watchdog questions automated election transparency after poll results are in
MANILA — On election day, May 12, John Rivamonte, 38, arrived early at polling center Tomas Morato Elementary School in Quezon City to vote and avoid the long lines. After casting his vote and inserting his ballot in the new automated counting machine, he reviewed the receipt that the machine printed and was surprised that one entry shows ‘overvote’. Rivamonte immediately questioned what was written on the receipt and called the attention of the…
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