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1) Centralisation isn’t good. EVM rigging allegations often come up in India. In the US, each state has their own system & procures their own voting machines.
2) They’re counting millions of mailed-in (paper) ballots manually after individual authentication.
PS: Easy to preach. https://twitter.com/vikramchandra/status/1324392212214501376
2) They’re counting millions of mailed-in (paper) ballots manually after individual authentication.
PS: Easy to preach. https://twitter.com/vikramchandra/status/1324392212214501376
Mailed-in ballots:
Each worker there has to go through them one by one. Check whether both the envelopes are intact or not. If the outside envelope is a little off, then get up & inform the senior. They also have to authenticate every signature on each ballot. Millions of them.
Each worker there has to go through them one by one. Check whether both the envelopes are intact or not. If the outside envelope is a little off, then get up & inform the senior. They also have to authenticate every signature on each ballot. Millions of them.
And of course, there’s the simplistic answer of Indian elections happening in phases.
