The pitfalls of the electoral system

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Electronic Vote Count in Puerto Rico was Overpriced, but Mostly Failed Across-the-Board on Election Day
By Damaris Suárez | December 24, 2020
Machines that did not recognize the electronic key to get the process going at the polling stations; others that did not read or in which the ballots got stuck; some that shut off in the middle of the voting process; and many that were unable to transmit the results. In other polling stations, memory cards […]
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Early Voting 2020 in Puerto Rico: A Disaster that Threatens Democracy
By Vanessa Colón Almenas | December 23, 2020
The disconnect between the databases used for the 231,167 special vote requests registered by the Absentee and Early Voting Administrative Board (JAVAA, in Spanish) and the Permanent Registration Boards (JIP, in Spanish) is one of the major deficiencies that caused a duplication in the number of requests prior to the Puerto Rico elections, an investigation […]
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