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Regarding your pay question, here in France it's random people, you and me, who are election workers (I explained the process in another reply): it's definitely
by mshook 6y ago
Regarding your pay question, here in France it's random people, you and me, who are election workers (I explained the process in another reply): it's definitely not paid.
And the counting is done in polling stations after the voting process: just more hands and eyes that way.
And because it's that distributed, it's pretty much parallelized as much as you could. Another quality is you'd have to corrupt a fair amount of polling stations to make a substantial difference if you wanted to cheat.
Results are then sent to the next level (usually city hall which aggregates that and then sends that to the next level).
- pintxo 6y agoPretty much as in Germany. Election workes get a small monetary compensation for refreshments in Germany. And because all polling is local, within a couple hundred meters of your place of living, and voting is on Sundays, there is nearly no costs incurred for the election workers.