For the last 12 years, Smartmatic has cemented its position as the world leader in voting automation thanks to successful deployments in Venezuela, the Philippines, the United States, Belgium and Brazil, among other countries. The figures of our executed projects
Obama votes with Smartmatic voting machine
As if conducting successful elections in Venezuela and Belgium, and providing various electoral services for the two rounds of the municipal elections in Brazil in the span of one month was not enough, Smartmatic, the world leader in the electoral
Brazil continues to shield the vote by extending the use of biometrics
On October 7th 2012, Brazil held elections across its 27 states to elect mayors, deputy mayors and city councilors for its 5,568 municipalities. Only the voters from the Federal District, the 21-island archipelago Fernando de Noronha, and those residing abroad
Half the inhabitants of Peru will be able to use electronic voting for the next elections
According to the Head of the Peruvian National Electoral Office (ONPE), Magdalena Chú 50% of the inhabitants could vote using electronic voting machines for the next regional and municipal elections in 2014. The decision depends mainly on budgetary constraints. Magdalena
Smartmatic on election day
Here we share a corporate video created by Smartmatic, where you can see how the technology we develop reaches all citizens and allows them to exercise their right to vote.
Why Choose Electronic Voting
In spite of the popular objections we have all heard of, automated elections are gaining popularity worldwide, being adopted by more and more countries (and other organizations) each year. There are many reasons to believe electronic voting is a better