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NYC Ballot Recount Finds 195,000 Votes (17%!) Weeks Later
Once the polls close, each of the digital scanners used at the city’s polling sites spews out a supermarketlike receipt. Election workers cut the paper strips and sort them by election district, since a polling place may serve more than one district. They then use a calculator to tally the results for each candidate, and the count is transcribed by hand onto “return of canvass” forms. They are given to police officers at the polling places, who take them to local precinct houses, where the numbers are entered in a computer and transmitted to the board and to The Associated Press. - New York Times, Dec 3, 2010
What year is this? What city is this?
Hundreds of millions of our insanely high tax dollars were spent on this “system”, and the people responsible manage to sleep at night.
