20,000 vote counting machines arriving in August
The Philippine Star|April 29, 2024
An initial batch of about 20,000 vote counting machines VCMs) to be used in the May 2025 midterm elections are expected to arrive from South Korea in August, Commission on Elections Comelec) Chairman George Garcia said yesterday.
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"Our hope is that this August, they would deliver more or less an initial 20,000 units," he said in a radio interview, referring to South Korean firm Miru Systems.

Garcia said the Comelec's preparations for next year's elections are now at full speed.

He said Miru's customization of the counting machines began two weeks ago.

Before the end of the year, Miru is expected to complete the delivery of the 110,000 automated machines, according to Garcia.

He clarified that the poll body is just leasing the VCMs.

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