Comelec clears roadblock to internet voting with completed source code

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(1st UPDATE) The Department of Foreign Affairs earlier said it hopes the decision to postpone internet voting enrollment for overseas Filipinos would enable the Comelec to ensure the overseas voting system passes all tests and certification

MANILA, Philippines – The Commission on Elections (Comelec) is one step closer to implementing the first internet voting mechanism in Philippine elections as it received the source code from its international partner for the overseas voting system on Monday, March 10.

International certification entity Pro V&V Incorporated conducted the trusted build for the overseas voting and counting system (OVCS) on Saturday,…

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