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Lessons Learned How Comelec Monitors Foiled 'Sure-Win' Scam in Polls

As we strive to improve the integrity of modern voting systems, it's essential to draw lessons from experiences like the recent sure-win scam foiled by the Commission on Elections (Comelec) monitors. Here are five key takeaways

Lesson 1 Automated Systems Offer Enhanced Security
In a manual system, election results can be easily tampered with during canvassing. However, Comelec's automated system provides an unprecedented level of security, making it virtually impossible to manipulate votes without being an insider. The real-time transmission of results to the commission website further enhances transparency.

Lesson 2 Insider Threats Require Vigilance
Former Comelec employees and other insiders may offer their services to candidates, claiming they can guarantee victory. It's crucial to be vigilant and report any suspicious offers to authorities. Comelec Chairman George Erwin Garcia emphasizes that even with insider knowledge, hacking the system is extremely challenging.

Lesson 3 Mirroring Results Fosters Transparency
The Comelec system mirrors results to the Department of Information and Technology (DICT), ensuring that election data is accessible and verifiable. This promotes transparency and trust in the electoral process.

Lesson 4 Public Cooperation is Essential
Comelec relies on public cooperation to detect and prevent fraudulent activities. Candidates, voters, and other stakeholders are urged to report any suspicious offers or attempts to manipulate elections. By working together, we can ensure the integrity of our democratic processes.

Lesson 5 Technology Advancements Pay Off in Electoral Processes
The Comelec's automated system has proven effective in preventing manipulation. As we move forward, it's crucial to continue investing in technology advancements that promote transparency and security in our electoral processes.

By incorporating these lessons into our approach, we can build a more secure and trustworthy voting system for years to come.

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CEO / Co-Founder

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