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Reading the ballots and resealing them is hard, but reading the names on the ballots and throwing out the ethnic ones, or even looking up party registrations in
by sumguysr 6y ago
Reading the ballots and resealing them is hard, but reading the names on the ballots and throwing out the ethnic ones, or even looking up party registrations in the public voter registry, or correlating addresses to party affiliation is pretty easy. You'd introduce a pretty big bias using nothing more than zip codes.
- pintxo 6y agoAm I the only one to find it strange that a country without a central, government run, citizen registry, has a public voter registry with actual party affiliations?
- dragonwriter 6y ago> Am I the only one to find it strange that a country without a central, government run, citizen registry, has a public voter registry with actual party affiliations? It doesn’t. The United States has no such voter registry. (Individual states do, but individual states aren't the country.)