Comelec IT Group Ready To Reveal Alleged Election Fraud

Comelec IT group will reveal election fraud in one condition.

Commission on Elections (Comelec) Information Technology (IT) group is ready to reveal the alleged fraud during the May 9 elections, according to a news report by Eagle News PH.

The IT personnel are ready to face the congress to share their knowledge regarding the alleged anomalies during the election.

However, they will only do it if they will be guaranteed of the rights against self-incrimination and if the non-disclosure statement that they signed will be declared invalid.

An IT expert assigned at the Comelec Technical Support Center in Sta. Rosa earlier claimed that the election results were changed.

Yesterday, Senator Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. filed a legal complaint against three Comelec It department representatives and four Smartmatic personnel over the alleged script change.

The camp of vice presidential candidate claimed that Smartmatic altered the script in the transparency server without the authorization from Comelec while the votes are being transmitted.

Marcos legal counsel Atty. Amor Amorado questioned the IT representative for allowing the Smartmatic to make a script change without the authority of Comelec.

“What is surprising is this IT personnel under IT department had the courage and temerity to allow Smartmatic to access the system…What authority did the IT personnel of the Comelec have at that time to give the Smartmatic the password?” he was quoted saying.

Smartmatic and Comelec earlier said that the voting results were not affected by the script change.

Senator Bongbong Marcos is in a close fight with Camarines Sur representative Leni Robredo, who is leading the unofficial and partial tallies.