That headline isn't anything to be proud of, I'm not sure if 10% is supposed to sound significant or insignificant, but at any sort of scale 10% is enough to po

That headline isn't anything to be proud of, I'm not sure if 10% is supposed to sound significant or insignificant, but at any sort of scale 10% is enough to potentially change a close election. What we don't have for comparison a similar breakdown for elections in physical polling places. Politicians engage in all sorts of squabbling and shenanigans every election in attempts to knock votes off of opponent's tallies. I'm sure the difference between votes cast and votes counted is pretty substantial in any election. If the rates are similar then this is not much of a headline at all.