Sentence examples for a vote tabulation from inspiring English sources

Mr. Olson portrayed a vote tabulation system in Florida that was so "selective, standardless, subjective, unreliable and, inevitably, biased" that it was astonishingly unfair.

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The announcement came as the head of an Organization of American States observation team was trying to persuade aides of President Alberto K. Fujimori to put the election day off for a few weeks to fix any vote tabulation flaws in government computer software.

Civil society groups waged a national campaign to mitigate violence, and conducted a parallel vote tabulation (PVT) which built confidence in the official election results but flagged large-scale fraud in one of the country's six geo-political zones.

The mission, led by the respected former Guatemalan foreign minister Eduardo Stein, declined even to monitor last Sunday's runoff election, saying that an inadequate vote tabulation method and a biased campaign environment meant the election could not possibly be a fair one.

When allegations of fraud began to spread, the "orange team" decided to conduct a parallel vote tabulation during the 21 November 2004 runoff and announce the results immediately to people on Independence Square (Maidan Nezalezhnosti) in Kyiv.

They are installing an uncertified, suspect software patch that interfaces between the a county's vote tabulation equipment and state tabulators".

With regard to the first issue, the court held that, under the plain text of the statute, a discrepancy between a sample manual recount and machine returns due to the way in which a ballot was punched or marked did constitute an "error in vote tabulation" sufficient to trigger the statutory provisions for a full manual recount.

The Division opines that an "error in the vote tabulation" onlymeans a counting error resulting from incorrect election parameters or an error in the vote tabulating software.

Therefore, an "error in the vote tabulation" includes a discrepancy between the number of votes determined by a voter tabulation system and the number of voters determined by a manual count of a sampling of precincts pursuant to section 102.166(4).

No reasonable person would call it "an error in the vote tabulation," or a "rejection of legal votes," when electronic or electromechanical equipment performs precisely in the manner designed, and fails to count those ballots that are not marked in the manner that these voting instructions explicitly and prominently specify.