THREE years of election automation—2010, 2013, and 2016. Surely the COMELEC has learned many lessons from the experience, one of which, hopefully, is that the anomaly of entrusting our elections—democracy’s most important activity—to a foreign company, should be corrected.
Ask yourself this question: Why are our elections managed and run by foreigners? And at a cost of billions of our pesos! It does not require deep thinking to see how wrong that is. Even worse, these foreigners, because of a badly designed automated system, have the power to determine who should win and become our leaders, and who should not.
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