A demonstration and trial of using Myanmar Electronic Voting Machine (MEVM) was held yesterday at the Maykha Hall of the Kachin State Government Office in Myitkyina, Kachin State, allowing eligible voters to experience the system firsthand.
U Khin Zaw, member of the Union Election Commission,
explained during the event that this machine is the first of its kind to be
used in Myanmar’s electoral history. It was designed and produced domestically
by Myanmar citizens. He noted that using this machine would eliminate the
possibility of invalid votes and reduce delays in vote counting. It also aims
to prevent numerical errors and ensure that accurate results are announced
within a short time, thereby enabling more transparent and credible elections
without controversies or irregularities.
Following the explanation, the Deputy Director-General of the
Union Election Commission Office gave a detailed clarification on use of the
MEVM system. Chief Minister of Kachin State U Khet Htein Nan, state ministers,
departmental officials and representatives from political parties participated
in a practical voting session using the machine.
MNA/KZL
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