The process will run until September 28 at the Electoral Justice Operations Center in the Federal District.
This includes the establishment of proper means and the placement of seals signed by the judges that attest to the integrity of the teams.
The public ministries, the Brazilian Bar Association, political parties, party associations and coalitions were called to the event.
The Superior Electoral Court (TSE) concluded the ceremony of sealing the digital signature and voting system on 2 September.
Such incidents testify to the integrity and authenticity of programs that will be used in referendums in electronic ballot boxes and other equipment.
During the formalization, the system was digitally signed by the President of the TSE, Minister Alexandre de Moraes, the Deputy Attorney General for Elections, Paulo Gonet, and the head of the Federal Council of the Brazilian Bar Association, José Alberto Simonetti.
The head of the Federal Police’s counterintelligence department, Ricardo Ruiz Silva, among other officers, also stamped his signature.
Soon thereafter they were physically sealed and kept in the vault of the court room.
De Moraes recalled on the occasion that the sealing of the system demonstrates the transparency, security, seriousness and confidence of electoral justice in the next referendum.
The 577 thousand ballot boxes used in the vote, although they have been updated, have better security elements.
The registration of votes and counting of elections are expected to be faster due to the speed of processing of the new models.
More than 156 million Brazilians will vote to elect the republic’s president, state governors, senators, and federal, state and district representatives.
To this day, the candidate of the Workers’ Party, former President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, leads all the opinion polls leading to the referendum, which sees him re-electing the Liberal Party’s champion, ultra-right-leaning President Jair Bolsonaro. hopefully. ,
