I think at 8 PM, so it is awhile.
I just wanted to get it posted here for people to know.
Posting the data is the issue. Voters need to understand that there is no assurance that anyone's vote is counted, or, if there is a count for each registration, how that person voted. Governments understand how few people really know how computers work. The problem, though complex, must be examined or our political system is a fraud. The touch-screens, reputed to make it easier for the less educated, actually make an audit impossible. Punch cards can obviously create opportunities for corruption, but at least provide some physical record of a vote. What is more essential to a representative republic than that votes mean something? Except in the few precincts with paper ballots, there is absolutely no way to validate elections - no audit trail.
Can this be true?
http://www.verifiedvoting.org or
http://www.notablesoftware.com/evote.html or
http://www.blackboxvoting.com/ are places to start. The issue is non-partisan. The first two sites are controlled by professors of computer science at Stanford and Bryn Mawr whose politics I don't know. If votes aren't tallied reliably, all of this political theater is just that: it distracts and confuses voters, preparing them with plausable arguments for the failure of their preferred candidate.