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I though in a scenario where the ballots are in a stockpile and you pick up the top one. If they are secretly numbered, it doesn't matter which one you did pick

I though in a scenario where the ballots are in a stockpile and you pick up the top one. If they are secretly numbered, it doesn't matter which one you did pick up: it's just necessary to register who was the first to vote and so on. This can de done by anyone. Example: the person that is checking your ID before you pick the ballot.

renox 5y ago
It wouldn't work: in theory you were indeed supposed to take one ballot for each candidate, but in practice some made a show to not pick some candidate, other took several papers.. I remember opening envelopes where several ballots for the same candidate were put together in the same envelope, a very bad idea as this meant that this envelope wasn't considered a valid vote..