MANILA, Philippines -- An estimated 400 vote counting machines (VCMs) had technical difficulties on Election Day, the Commission on Elections (Comelec) announced on Monday. "We understand that the perception is that there are a lot of VCMs that have malfunctioned. Right now I can tell you that the estimate is about 400 to 600 VCMs out of 85,000 have experienced issues," Comelec spokesperson James Jimenez said in a press briefing. "It could be bigger, it could be smaller, but that is the estimate I have right now. Again, I am not going over any official report, simply reports from monitors in the field," he added. According to Jim...
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