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The CenPEG Report

TABLE OF CONTENTS

• Preface
• Foreword
• Acknowledgments
• Definition of Terms
• Introduction
• Incident Reports on the May 10, 2010 Automated Elections
• Analysis of Outstanding Technical Issues: Executive Summary
• AES Compliance Issue: TEC Certification
• SysTest Labs Certification: What Went Wrong?
• AES Logistics Issue; Deployment of Machines
• AES Compliance Issue: Field Tests and Mock Elections
  
• The Imperatives of Conducting a Source Code Review
  
• AES Compliance and Security Issue: Digital Signing
  
• AES Technical Breakdowns
  
• AES Transmission
  
• AES Security Issue: UV Lamps and Ballot Security
  
• Verification of Voter’s Choices
  
• AES Election Day Process Execution: A Paper Simulation
• On the Random Manual Audit of the PCOS Count: An Analysis
  
• Geographic Information System (GIS): A Preliminary Study for the AES of May 2010

CASE STUDIES

• La Union: More Questions than Answers
  
• Caloocan City: IT Manpower Shortage, Transmission Failures, and Other Hitches
  
• Highly-Urbanized Iloilo City Hit by Massive Transmission Failures
  
• Tacloban City: Gaps, Failures, Glitches
  
• Biliran Province: Probing Into a Possible Automated Cheating
  
• Davao City's Election: A Far Cry from Being Peaceful
  
• Surigao City: Automation Didn't Stop Vote Buying
  
• Basurahan Affair, Ballot Pre-Loading, and Other Cases in Cagayan de Oro: A Case Study

• The Pitfalls of Managing a Modern Election System
  
• From a Legal Perspective: The May 10, 2010 Automated Elections
  
• Toward an Enlightened Electorate: CenPEG's Voter Education and Poll Watch Training
  
• Monitoring Election Preparations and Accountability: AES Watch Engagements
  
• Main Conclusion

APPENDICES

• POST-ELECTION REPORT OF AES WATCH:
  Recap and Validation of the STAR Card Assessment
  of the Preparations for the 2010 Automated Elections
  October 2010
• THE FINAL STRETCH: GEARING UP FOR THE MAY 10 AUTOMATED ELECTIONS
  An EU-CenPEG PROJECT 30-30 PRELIMINARY REPORT
  on the 2010 Automated Elections
  Period covered: January 15-March 31, 2010
  First Publication: October 28, 2010
  
• CenPEG Petition for Mandamus, Supreme Court, Oct. 5, 2009
  
• Joint Appeal by Citizens' Groups for the Release of the Source Code, Oct. 3, 2009
  
• Comelec Reply to CenPEG Letter on Election Documents, July 26, 2010
  
• SC Ruling on CenPEG Petition for Mandamus, Sept. 21, 2010
  
• Joint Letter by VP Guingona, Jr. and CenPEG to Comelec to Release 21 Election Documents, Sept. 28, 2010
  
• RELEASE VITAL DOCUMENTS, GROUPS ASK COMELEC, Oct. 6, 2010
  
• David Wagner,PhD, Best Practices on Source Code Review
  
• COMELEC's PCOS-OMR SYSTEM FAVORS THE BIG-TIME ELECTION CHEATS
  Comelec is ill-equipped to manage complexities of OMR technology;
  Who controls the technology controls the votes - and power
  A Policy Critique
  by the Center for People Empowerment in Governance (CenPEG)
  May 7, 2009
  
• The Automated Election System 2010 of Comelec: Challenges and Uncertainties
  A Preliminary Study of the AES (May - August, 2009)
  By the Center for People Empowerment in Governance (CenPEG)
  
• Committee on Suffrage and Electoral Reforms’ Report
  
• Comelec-Smartmatic contract
  
• Smartmatic-Dominion License Agreement
  
• Timeline of Photos (2009 - 2010)