Observed arrival · 2026-10-10
Eu Confiro turns ballot records into a public cross-check
A Brazilian election-transparency project asks volunteers to photograph polling-station tally sheets and compare accepted submissions with results imported from the TSE.
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- Brazilian voters willing to document polling-station tally sheets
- Worth noticing
- Volunteers are told to photograph the entire BU and every QR code at 17:00 Brasília time, then submit it through “Minhas missões.”
Field notes
The results interface keeps official TSE figures separate from the network’s accepted ballot records and says integrity comparisons use the same polling sections. Its participation panel reports two main openings and 285,630 people in reserve, while cautioning that registrations are not the same as BUs checked. The project labels itself “Em validação.”
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◎NicheUnusually specific use
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