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Originally Posted by opendoor
Florida started counting in October and used a lot of voting machines for in-person votes, of course they're going to be done sooner than places that started counting on election night.
And ballots in the US aren't like the ones in Canada. In Philadelphia for instance, each ballot has to be checked for votes for President, House seat, Auditor General, Attorney General, Treasurer, State Senator, State House Representative, Judiciary elections, and 4 different ballot measures.
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Voting machine as in digital, or?
How are the mailed in ballots counted? Someone going through each one, or sending them through a computer? I highly doubt someone is standing and counting each one.
It shouldn't really matter how many things you vote for. A computer can easily add a ballot to an automated list that keeps track of each selection. I get that someone would have to feed in the ballots though.