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Unofficial tally to be performed by PPCRV

Unofficial parallel counting of May 12 election results to be carried out by The Parish Pastoral Council for Responsible Voting (PPCRV).

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Unofficial parallel tally of May 12 election results will be carried out by The Parish Pastoral...
Unofficial parallel tally of May 12 election results will be carried out by The Parish Pastoral Council for Responsible Voting (PPCRV).

Unofficial tally to be performed by PPCRV

Unraveling the PPCRV's Unofficial Parallel Count

The Parish Pastoral Council for Responsible Voting (PPCRV) takes the helm in scrutinizing the May 12 elections, executing an unofficial parallel count procedure to uphold the electoral process' credibility and transparency. Here's a lowdown on their gameplan:

Volunteer WorkforceBrace yourself for a tale of nearly 400,000 volunteer soldiers, deployed nationwide to keep tabs on election happenings across the Philippines.

PPCRV Command CentreStepping into the PLDT Sampaloc Office, you'll find the PPCRV's operational nerve centre—equipped with servers, network infrastructure, and mobile devices to receive data in real-time and facilitate audits.

Data ChecksPPCRV bases its findings on votes obtained from vote-counting machines, verified using QR code-scanned results and examined against transparency server data. Should discrepancies occur, the issue is escalated to senior panels for review.

Technological AlliesThe PPCRV enlists the aid of several partners:- PLDT: Mobile phones and Internet connectivity providers.- AMA Education System: Footing the bill for technical support.- LiveSmart: Assisting in stationing the command centre.

Technology and Methodology

Employing technology streamlines the unofficial parallel count. It includes:- Real-time Data Synchronization: Utilizing mobile devices and networking infrastructure for the instant transmission of election outcomes.- Data Auditing tools help assess the consistency among various result sets (printed, QR-scanned, and transparency server data).

In essence, PPCRV leverages an outstanding volunteer force and top-notch technology to ensure a transparent and genuine election experience.

  1. The Parish Pastoral Council for Responsible Voting (PPCRV), in the midst of the May 12 elections, carries out an unofficial parallel count to maintain the electoral process's credibility and transparency, working diligently in Manila and across the Philippines with nearly 400,000 volunteer soldiers monitoring election events.
  2. Nestled within the PLDT Sampaloc Office in Manila lies the PPCRV's operational command centre, equipped with essential servers, network infrastructure, and mobile devices to receive real-time data, facilitating audits.
  3. The PPCRV's findings rely on votes obtained from vote-counting machines, which are verified using QR code-scanned results and compared against transparency server data. Any discrepancies are escalated to review boards for further examination.
  4. To achieve its goal, the PPCRV enlists the aid of several partners, including PLDT, providing mobile phones, Internet connectivity, PAM Education System footing the bill for technical support, and LiveSmart stationing the command centre.
  5. This unofficial parallel count process employs technology for seamless execution, including real-time data synchronization using mobile devices and networking infrastructure and data auditing tools that assess the consistency among various result sets (printed, QR-scanned, and transparency server data), aiming to deliver a transparent and honest election experience in the political sphere amidst war-and-conflicts-related news and general news.

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