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Central Election Commission organizes remote e-voting simulation

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The Bulgarian Central Election Commission (CEC) organizes today a simulation of remote electronic voting. The test is in connection with the objective of introducing an e-voting option at the 2019 elections for European Parliament members.

Simulations differ from experimental remote e-voting which is planned for 2018. The system for remote electronic voting has been developed by Information Services Company under a contract with CEC and complies with the provisions of the Election Code.

CEC should carry out three simulations by the end of the year – for elections of European Parliament members, for elections of Bulgarian National Assembly members and for elections of mayors.


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