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IEC national spokesperson Kate Baphela says it is not compulsory to use scanners during special votes. sabcnews saelections2019 sabcdigitalnews IEC

This came up after some people noticed the absence of the barcode scanners usually used to check if a registered voter appears onBaphela says during special votes they prefer doing a manual check of the voters roll. “Your special voting is voting of very few South Africans, so therefore we don’t necessarily need a scanner.”The use of scanners on voting dayShe did stress that during voting day on Wednesday 8 May, they will have scanners available.

In case of the scanners failing, as they have done in the past, Baphela says a backup machine will be available for use. “In the event that there is a problem with the scanners, officials around the voting stations will make sure that if there is a problem with the scanner, they will bring a backup that is available within seconds.”

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