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In Balsa Nova, Brazil, a collection of fingerprints were taken via biometric identification on Election Day to identify registered voters.
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A poll worker uses a laptop to transmit votes to the district court in Brazil.
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A woman feeds her ballot into a precinct count optical scan (PCOS) machine in a precinct in Taguig City, Philippines, during the country’s first automated election on May 2010.
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A poll worker tests and programs electronic voting machines for the 2010 presidential elections in Brazil.
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During the 2013 parliamentary elections in Jordan, candidates competed for airtime to campaign.
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Radio is one of the most accessible mass media outlets in Malawi.
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A data transmission kit is used for reporting election results in polling places in remote regions that are difficult to access.
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Individual monitors are aligned in the gym of Ismail Qemali High School in Tirana, Albania, for voters to watch as ballots are tabulated.
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A significant aspect of IFES’ work in Albania was to assist the Central Election Commission in creating media centers.
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New technologies and systems are continually being developed to expedite the transmission of results.