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As I understand it - yes normally these numbers are sufficient to verify outcomes. However in extremely close races, such as what happened in WA - it can come
by will_hughes 12y ago
As I understand it - yes normally these numbers are sufficient to verify outcomes.
However in extremely close races, such as what happened in WA - it can come down to very small numbers of individual ballots and how their preferences are stated, as to what order senators are elected in.
This then affects the re-flow of preferences.