SILAY Voter's Education-3-10

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May 10, 2010 National

and Local Elections

AUTOMATION

SCENARIO



STATISTICS

Estimated 47,000,000 registered voters

44,009,069 registered voters - as of April 20, 2009 ERB Hearing 58,327 registration records cancelled by reason of death

1,246,272 registration records deactivated

Last ERB Hearing on November 16, 2009 80 Provinces

1,631 cities and municipalities

320,415 Established Precincts (estimate)

80,136 Clustered Precincts (estimate)

37,884 Polling Centers (estimate)

82,200 PCOS Machines

80,136 PCOS Machines for distribution to clustered precincts



Concept of Execution



Board of Election Inspectors

One (1) BEI for every clustered precinct

Three regular members

± Chairman

± Delivers ballot to voter

± Poll Clerk

± Third Member

Support Staff

± Depends on number of precincts clustered ± To assist Poll Clerk and Third Member in managing

± List of Voters with Voting Records

± Book of Voters



Board of Election Inspectors

No. of Precincts

Clustered

No. of Support

Staff

Total no. of personnel

(BEI + Support Staff)

0 none 3

2 none 3

3 1 4

4 2 5

5 3 6



Official Ballots

Pre-printed

names of

candidates

600 candidates

can be

accommodated

± 300 names per

side of ballot



PCOS Precinct Count Optical Scan

One unit per clustered

precinct

Voter personally feeds

ballot into machine

Ballot can be fed in any

orientation

Both sides of ballotscanned

simultaneously







HOW TO VOTE



Voting

Voting period

± 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

Unless there are voters waiting for their turn to vote

± Poll Clerk lists down names voters queuing

± Poll Clerk calls voter to cast ballot

± Voter who fails to appear after being called twice shall not

longer be allowed to vote

± Precinct set up At least 10 voters can cast ballot at any one time



THINGS TO PREPARE BRING your ID / REGISTRATION SLIP if none,

bring OTHER IDs

PREPARE A LIST of your candidates (CODIGO)



Establishing Identity of Voter

LIST OF VOTERS WITH VOTING RECORDS

o PHOTOGRAPH

If identity cannot be established through

photograph

o Compare signatures

Use Book of Voters

±Contains applications for registration

± Includes specimen signature of voter

Other methods to challenge identity





FRONT BACK





TIPS

Bring out the LIST of your preferredcandidates (CODIGO)

SCAN (BASAHA ANAY) the official ballot (all

the names are there from the president to thecouncilors) and look for your candidates

Once you have located them, start shading the

OVALS before the names of each chosen

candidate. DO NOT WRITE ANYTHING ELSE on

your ballot!

(Ang CODIGO mo lang ang markahan ninyo para mabal-an ninyo

nga na botohan na ninyo ang ini nga candidato)



1. The voter shall, using a

ballot secrecy folder andthe marking pen

provided by the

COMELEC, fill his ballot

by fully shading the ovalbeside the names of the

candidates and political

party participating in the

party list system of representation of his

choice.



WARNING

Completely shade the appropriate box of your

choice candidate.

BE CAREFUL in shading the ballot you onlyget ONE BALLOT

Avoid putting a check, a period or point, or an

'X' in the box, and/or any extra marks on the

ballot. Otherwise, some items or worse your

entire ballot will be invalid.



Official Ballots

Ovals opposite names

of candidate

Shade oval opposite

name of chosen

candidate















2. The chairman shall apply indelible ink at the

base and extending to the cuticle of the rightforefinger nail of the voter, or any other nail

if there be no forefinger nail.

3. The voter shall affix his thumbmark on the

corresponding space in the EDCVL (election

day computerized voters list).

4. The voter shall then leave the polling place.











THANK YOU!

And may GOD bless us all!!!

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SILAY Voter's Education-3-10