Our system is not a Dominion/Smartmatic system. It's entirely developed and programmed by the election authority itself.
All of the problems with the electronic voting system pointed out in the US are not present here.
They even made the source code on the machines open source, the copyright is owned entirely by the elections authority. They also have a patent for the system.
Their main partner on development was the armed forces, which put up all of the military-grade specification for the device to ensure they would be secure.
The hardware itself, following the election authority/military specification, has been produced by three companies: Unisys, Diebold-Nixdorf-Procomp and (yet to deliver) Positivo.
I don't know where they got the the Brazilian Machines are Dominion/Smartmatic.
Our system is not a Dominion/Smartmatic system. It's entirely developed and programmed by the election authority itself.
All of the problems with the electronic voting system pointed out in the US are not present here.
They even made the source code on the machines open source, the copyright is owned entirely by the elections authority. They also have a patent for the system.
Their main partner on development was the armed forces, which put up all of the military-grade specification for the device to ensure they would be secure.
The hardware itself, following the election authority/military specification, has been produced by three companies: Unisys, Diebold-Nixdorf-Procomp and (yet to deliver) Positivo.
I don't know where they got the the Brazilian Machines are Dominion/Smartmatic.
Got a source? Would love to do some research on it.
A source for what, exactly? You want the contracts for when the machines were made?
Any info about them. People around here suggesting a similar thing for the US. Just want to know if you had any more info.
Not in English... Is information in Portuguese useful?