The document summarizes the Philippines' plans for its first nationwide automated election in 2010. It discusses the history of election automation efforts in the country dating back to 1992. It describes the technologies that will be used, including precinct-count optical scan machines and electronic transmission of results. It outlines security measures like encryption, testing and auditing procedures, and contingency plans for any systems failures during the election.

1. AUTOMATION SCENARIO May 10, 2010 National and Local Elections

6. Electronic Voting Machines Used in other Countries

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17. Establishing Identity of Voter

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