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A Venezuelan voters looks for his name on the voter lists outside a polling station. File photo.
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In order to verify their polling station data to vote in the presidential elections on July 28, Venezuelan voters must visit the official website of the National Electoral Council (CNE), click on the link of Electoral Registry and enter their ID number.
To find the voting table, citizens should check the voter list placed at the entrance of the polling station on Sunday, July 28.
Then, they have to stand in queue at the polling place according to the last two numbers of their voter identity card.
Below is the process established by the CNE for voters to participate in the coming election.
Steps for voting
Voter identification at polling station
At the voting table
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At the voting slip deposition table
At the fingerprint recording table
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According to the CNE Polling Station Manual, the procedure is as follows:
Voting system audits
On Thursday, July 25 ,the CNE presented a report of the audits of the voting system.
On March 18, the Software Audit for the Selection of the Members of the Subordinate Electoral Bodies was carried out. Thereafter, from April 29 to May 3, the software audits of the voting machines were carried out.
During May 2-9, the Electoral Registry audit was conducted, and during June 25-28, electoral data ADES Phase I was audited.
On June 26, the voting machine configuration audit was carried out. From July 1 to 3, the audits of the voting table lists, and from July 4 to 17, the voting machine production audit were done.
Thereafter, from July 9 to 12, the audit of the totalization software, from July 15 to 17 the audit of the electoral technological infrastructure, and on July 21 the pre-dispatch audit were carried out.
On Friday, July 26, the audit of the zeroing of the National Totalization Center is scheduled, while on Saturday, July 27, the Phase I telecommunications audit will be done.
On July 28, after the vote, the voter verification audit Phase I will be done, and on the following day July 29, the telecommunications audit Phase II will be conducted.
On August 2, the citizen verification audit Phase II will be carried out. Finally, during August 5-8, the audit of electoral data ADES Phase II will be done.
Translation: Orinoco Tribune
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