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Wouldn't a simple pen/pencil also solve that problem? I mean, over here in the UK we don't use hole punches for voting, we just write a cross in the relevant bo
by CM30 8y ago
Wouldn't a simple pen/pencil also solve that problem? I mean, over here in the UK we don't use hole punches for voting, we just write a cross in the relevant box.
Seems to work well enough without any sort of voting machine involved.
- Atheros 8y agoProblems off the top of my head: - cross is too light - shape drawn is not a cross - more than one cross - one cross drawn, erased, and redrawn elsewhere - one cross drawn, crossed off, word "nevermind" written next to it, and then a new cross drawn somewhere else
- rikkus 8y agoThese are handled by the vote counting humans. There are rules about what counts as s valid marking of the paper. Anything else gets discarded. I don’t see a problem with this.