00:00Komelec started the in-person demonstration of automated counting machines today.
00:06At the same time, the demonstration was held in five regions of the country.
00:10Louise Iris Pena PTV with the national news.
00:16Princess, the Roadshow Voter Education of the Commission on Elections in the whole country is now in full swing.
00:23The Roadshow aims to show the voters how to use and read the vote.
00:29The new automated counting machines will be used for the 2025 elections.
00:35Komelec Chairman George Erwin Garcia told all the municipalities in the country that the Roadshow Voter Education is now in full swing.
00:42Here, they will demonstrate one by one how the machines will be used.
00:46In the demonstration of Komelec, it is shown that the voters can read the vote in just one minute.
00:53Within one minute, the vote will be transmitted.
00:58But Komelec reminds the voters that there is no problem even if the shade of the vote is a bit dark
01:03because the threshold is only 15 percent.
01:06But they should be careful with the envelopes because if it is sad or if it is possible to be torn,
01:12it is possible to be rejected and their vote will not be read.
01:16It can be tried to enter up to four times, but if it is not accepted, their vote will not be counted.
01:25Princess, in today's demo, there is an ACM woman who has a problem with the scene in Mindanao.
01:31But Komelec immediately replaced her and the voter education continued.
01:36Komelec said that if this will happen during the election, the Commission of 110 Repair Hubs across the country will be involved.
01:45Meanwhile, the voter education of Komelec will last until January 2025.
01:52Let's look at the latest. Let's go back to you Princess.
01:55Thank you very much, Luhisa Eriste.
