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> they will randomly sample some percent of precincts for a detailed hand-audit count. This places a lot of trust in that “random” selection.
by teddyh 1y ago
> they will randomly sample some percent of precincts for a detailed hand-audit count.
This places a lot of trust in that “random” selection.
- shadowgovt 1y agoThat's an industry-standard quality control approach in almost every supply chain. Proven approach. Not sure why you're scare-quoting random. Do you have reason to believe it's not random?
- kiitos 1y ago> industry-standard quality control ... proven approach proven for the private market(s) != proven (or even acceptable) for governments do the risk analysis. what happens when an industry-standard quality control measure fails in whatever way for a private company? some hit to their reputation, stock price, market share, maybe they even fail. these are perfectly acceptable outcomes for a private organization. they are not acceptable outcomes for governments. governments demand (much) higher standards and more stringent processes. slowness is a feature, not a bug.