The Commission on Elections (Comelec) reported a 52 percent voter turnout in their overseas internet voting test run.
The Commission on Elections reported a 52 percent voter turnout in their overseas internet voting test run.In a press briefing, Comelec – Office for Overseas Voting Director Sonia Bea Wee-Lozada expressed hope that the May 2022 polls will also have the same result.
According to Comelec, there were a total of 669 qualified test voters that registered to participate in the activity. Of the number, there were 348 actual voters for a 52 percent voter turnout. Although the Comelec did not give yet their official assessment of the actvity, Lozada said, she personally finds the system efficient, convenient, and safe.
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