The Commission on Elections is set to hold the demonstration of the vote-counting machines that will be used for the 2025 elections, on Thursday, June 6, at the Rappler newsroom.

Comelec chair George Garcia leads the discussion prior to the demonstration, explaining Comelec's process for selecting the automated counting machines from the Korea-based firm Miru Systems.

Garcia highlights the new features of the automated counting machine, such as the inclusion of a QR code in the ballot receipts and a larger screen on the machine, among others. He also elaborates the new transparency system for electoral results.

Rappler reporter @dwightdeleon tests the direct recording electronic machine set to be used by overseas Filipino voters.

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