NELSON CELIS

EIGHTEEN months have passed since the last elections in May 2016, the Joint Congressional Oversight Committee (JCOC) has not convened yet to deliberate on the performance of the automated election system (AES) used then and to discuss the AES technology to be used in the 2019 midterm elections. Most of the stakeholders like the AES Watch, Tanggulang Demokrasya, Philippine Computer Society Foundation, Solidarity for Sovereignty, Nationalist Filipinos Against Foreign Intervention, Citizens National Guard, etc. have been very eager to know about the most important milestone in our electoral exercise for the forthcoming 2019 elections; that is, the decision of the JCOC on what technology to use.

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