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The document provides an overview of the automated 2010 Philippine elections, including that there were over 47 million registered voters, 320,415 established precincts, and 82,200 machines that would be used for voting and counting ballots. It describes the voter verification process, voting procedures using the PCOS machines, and the canvassing and transmission of results both manually and electronically to the National Board of Canvassers. The automation of the elections was described as a massive transformation that would usher in more credible elections in the Philippines.
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- 1. Elections 101 nutshelling the automated elections of 2010 bagongbotante voter education
- 3. 44,009,069 registered voters - as of April 20, 2009 ERB Hearing
- 4. 58,327 registration records cancelled by reason of death
- 5. 1,246,272 registration records deactivated
- 6. Last ERB Hearing on November 16, 2009
- 7. 80 Provinces
- 8. 1,631 cities and municipalities
- 9. 320,415 Established Precincts (estimate)
- 10. 80,136 Clustered Precincts (estimate)
- 11. 37,884 Polling Centers (estimate)
- 15. Voting
- 18. Voting
- 19. Counting and Canvassing
- 22. Voting
- 23. Counting and Canvassing
- 26. DO NOT OVERVOTE.
- 27. VOTING HOURS: 7AM-6PM At least 10 people can vote at the same time 2 3 BEI 4 1 3. VOTE. GO TO PCOS 1. GET BALLOT 2. GO TO VOTING AREA 4. GET INKED
- 28. PCOS Precinct Count Optical Scan Unit PCOS ballot box
- 29. PRINTER SECURITY KEY PORT FEEDER MEMORY CARD SLOTS MENU SCREEN
- 30. ZERO REPORT The zero – or initialization report – demonstrates that there are no pre-loaded results in the PCOS at the start of voting.
- 31. ZERO REPORT The zero – or initialization report – demonstrates that there are no pre-loaded results in the PCOS at the start of voting.
- 33. Voting
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- 37. ELECTION RETURNS The ERs will be printed in EIGHT copies initially. After electronic transmission, an additional 22 copies will be printed
- 38. AUDIT LOG The primary means of determining all the activities of the PCOS during election day.
- 40. Voting
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- 43. Physical transport Congress COMELEC COMELEC CENTRAL SERVER National Board of Canvassers Prov. COC and SOVP Physical transport Provincial Board of Canvassers Mun./City COC and SOVP Dominant Majority Dominant Minority Municipal/City Board of Canvassers Physical transport Election Returns Precinct
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