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Arguably you could only count the paper ballots in case of litigation, otherwise you'd just use the result of the machine. Sounds like a decent compromise. Tha
by simias 9y ago
Arguably you could only count the paper ballots in case of litigation, otherwise you'd just use the result of the machine. Sounds like a decent compromise.
That being said here in France polling stations manage to count the ballots in a couple of hours at most after closing, so I'm not sure if it's really worth it.