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Strategies & Market Trends : Angels of Alchemy

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To: Wes Stevens who wrote (19773)11/9/2000 7:59:30 PM
From: WhatsUpWithThat  Read Replies (1) of 24256
 
One thing that is being missed is that they used the same ballot for the last presidential election. They even had some the the same problems i.e. a high number of double punched ballots. No one said a word. Why do they have a right to demand a re-vote on this one?

The ballot went through the legal process for approval - more then once.


I think that's a telling point, Wes. Spoiled ballots were 50% higher this time, but still... Actually, it's a bit strange, isn't it? If it is the same ballot people have used in the past, you'd think if anything spoiled ballots would be lower, assuming people learn from past experience <gg> I know overall turnout was very high this time, of course; was it also 50% higher than last election? Is there a correlation there?

Regards
WUWT
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