HONDURAS Elections 2017 - Technical Report
This report addresses the transmission and publication systems used by TSE/Honduras National Tribune of Elections as well as image analysis/forensics found on the JPEG files sent and later published online. We found patterns of upload data, anomalies in terms of signatures, and others that make us believe fraud and systematic manipulation was taking place during this election process.
This report addresses the transmission and publication systems used by TSE/Honduras National Tribune of Elections as well as image analysis/forensics found on the JPEG files sent and later published online. We found patterns of upload data, anomalies in terms of signatures, and others that make us believe fraud and systematic manipulation was taking place during this election process.
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TRANSMISSION SYSTEM<br />
CONCLUSIONS<br />
• All images and scanned “Actas” that were sent to<br />
INFOP had no ATX Information and all security features<br />
from the ballot report card were removed from the<br />
scan. It is unknown when those cards were transmitted<br />
and all security features were removed.<br />
• The images and scans with the ATX information in all<br />
“Actas” that were also received by the Political Parties<br />
from each precinct included ATC information and<br />
corresponding timestamp, and were encoded including<br />
all security features from the ballot report card.<br />
• These different scanned images are also directly<br />
correlated to the fact that in all report cards without<br />
ATX information, SN loses by 174,000 votes and with<br />
all the ones that were received with the ATX<br />
information wins by 118,000 votes<br />
• There is no direct correlation on rural or urban vote as<br />
in many precincts where an ATX was used for<br />
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