To: deport
Absentee ballots still use the old punch card system, how long does it take for a machine to count punch cards ? Answer, a few seconds at most per thousand.
13 posted on
10/06/2003 8:50:34 PM PDT by
John Lenin
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To: John Lenin
Well, ya see - on "regular" elections, they can count ALL of them overnight .....
And LA County, San Diego County, and many internal counties have ALL their ballots on punch cards.
17 posted on
10/06/2003 8:59:04 PM PDT by
Robert A Cook PE
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To: John Lenin
Absentee ballots still use the old punch card system,
I wasn't aware of what they used..... wasn't sure if it was mark and X, fill in the circle, or what. If it's punch card then they should be able to count them relatively fast.
18 posted on
10/06/2003 9:01:09 PM PDT by
deport
To: John Lenin
Absentee ballots still use the old punch card system, how long does it take for a machine to count punch cards ? Answer, a few seconds at most per thousand.
Actually, the most time intensive thing is verifying the signatures on the ballots vs the voter registration and absentee ballot request. That is what will take the most time.
21 posted on
10/06/2003 9:16:48 PM PDT by
kingu
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