OFFICIALS OF PH EMBASSY IN WARSAW RECEIVE SEALED ENVELOPES WITH BALLOTS SENT BY COMELEC FOR THE MAY 2016 OVERSEAS ABSENTEE VOTING (OAV); LIST OF NAMES OF INTENDED BALLOT RECIPIENTS LISTED BELOW
L to R: Chair of the Special Board of Canvassers (SBOC) Ambassador Patricia Ann V. Paez, Head-designate of the Special Ballot Reception and Custody Group (SBRCG) Attache Ms. Imelda de Joya and Member-designate of the SBRCG Attache Ms. Evelyn Vega during the opening at the Embassy of the package with sealed envelopes containing the ballots for intended voter-recipientsL to R: Amb. Paez, Attache Ms. de Joya and Attache Ms. Vega cross-checking the master list of names to whom the sealed envelopes with ballots are addressed with the name stated in each sealed envelop
Officials of the Philippine Embassy in Warsaw received today (16 March 2016) from a DHL courier another package from the Commission on Elections (COMELEC) containing sealed envelopes with ballots with the name of the voter typed on each envelope.
The Head of the Special Board of Canvassers (SBOC) Ambassador Patricia Ann Paez, Head-designate of the Special Ballot Reception and Custody Group (SBRCG) Attache Ms. Imelda de Joya, and SBRCG Member-designate Attache Ms. Evelyn Vega opened the package which also contained the list of intended voter-recipients.
Together, they cross-checked the name of the intended voter-recipient which was typed on the sealed envelop with the master list of voter-recipients sent by COMELEC. The names typed in all sealed envelopes tallied correctly with the all the names listed in the COMELEC’s master list.
Putting back the sealed envelopes with ballots inside the DHL packing bagRe-sealing the packageTurning over of the sealed package to SBCRG Head-designate Attache Ms. de Joya for safe-keeping
