Is e-voting currently used in any elections with EMB participation?

Law no. 208/2015 on the election of the Senate and the Chamber of Deputies, as well as the organisation and functioning of the Permanent Electoral Authority

Article 84

84.6 Voters shall vote separately, in closed booths, by applying the “VOTED” stamp in the quadrilateral that comprises the list of candidates or the name of the candidate (s)he wishes to vote for.

84.7 The “VOTED” stamp must be round and of such dimensions so that it should be smaller than the quadrilateral in which it is applied.

84.8 After voting, voters shall fold the ballot papers so that the white page bearing the control stamp should stay out and then they shall insert them into the ballot box, making sure that they do not open. The wrong folding of the ballot paper shall not entail the ballot nullity, if the secrecy of the vote is preserved.

84.9 If the ballot paper should open in such a way that the voting secrecy is no longer preserved, the ballot paper shall be annulled and the voter shall be given, only once, a new ballot paper and this shall be mentioned in the minutes concerning the voting operations.

84.10 The “VOTED” stamp, handed over to the voter for voting, shall be returned to the president, who shall affix it onto the ID document, mentioning also the election date. In the case of voters voting based on their ID cards, a self-adhesive stamp marked “VOTED” and the election date shall be applied on the back of the card.