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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It appears that systematically the ballot report cards were<br />
being uploaded into the system, although something else<br />
was being reported to the public. The process continued in<br />
all the subsequent days and in a controlled fashion.<br />
DIFFERENT RESOLUTIONS FOR IMAGES PUBLISHED ONLINE<br />
As expected, large number of images were loaded to<br />
AMAZON S3 at different resolutions but in its majority, were<br />
published with 2700x1699.<br />
• In the rang MERS between 11000-1300 Juan Orlando<br />
Hernandez wins with 100 votes of difference, with some<br />
exception such as in MER ID 12299.PDF and 12852.PDF<br />
in which Nasralla wins over Juan Orlando Hernandez<br />
• These MERs can be found at<br />
https://huladrive.com/12299.pdf and<br />
https://huladrive.com/elections/12652.pdf<br />
Similarly, most of the uploads in 30 de NOV only very few<br />
ballot report cards were uploaded 27 de NOVIEMBRE a las<br />
09:47 GMT (FIG 23), as shown here:<br />
47 GANAS USA | ganasusa@gmail.com
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