Electronic voting in Brazil

Brazil achieved full nationwide adoption of electronic voting machines by 2000. Brazil introduced electronic voting machines in 1996.

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  1. The Inter-American Dialogue describes Brazilian electronic voting as using standalone, offline machines on which voters enter candidate numbers and receive on-screen confirmation. Its account says results are transmitted after polls close for centralized aggregation and each polling station produces a printed results report, called a Boletim de Urna, for independent local verification. The passage does not specify the operational period or machine version.

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