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None of that requires manually transcribing numbers. Here's what the ranked paper ballot looks like that we use in SF. This is entirely scanable by machine.
by thwarted 11y ago
None of that requires manually transcribing numbers. Here's what the ranked paper ballot looks like that we use in SF. This is entirely scanable by machine.
http://californiawatch.org/files/imagecache/image-full-width/Ranked-choice-voting-sample-ballot_0.jpg http://californiawatch.org/files/imagecache/image-full-width...
Notice that it says (hard to read in this image) in the second and third choice that the selection must be different from the other choices.
- Houshalter 11y agoAh, interesting way of doing it. Still a bit messy, and the size of the ballot could grow quadratically with the number of candidates.