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> not to mention that elections can't be rigged when votes are centrally counted What?
by winstonewert 6y ago
> not to mention that elections can't be rigged when votes are centrally counted
What?
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- zackmorris 6y agoI should have said "as easily"
- winstonewert 6y agoI'm not sure how it is easier either. I would expect it to be easier to corrupt one single centralized count then many decentralized counts. In fact, the votes that I've seen brought under suspicion are precisely those were ballots were collected in a central location before being counted.