And if you use several browsers you could be counted even more times.
She is eager for Michigan delegates to be counted, even if it requires a do-over, given that she has fallen behind Mr. Obama in the overall delegate count.
In Bush counties, Republican lawyers argued that write-in ballots from military voters should be counted even when there was no record of a request.
His responsibilities included explaining to other South Asian immigrants, who often spoke only Bengali or Hindi, the importance of being counted even if they were undocumented, he said.
When it's counted — even in less pressing cases than the one you describe, such as Ethiopia — the Obama Administration has been no different than most.
In Pennsylvania, where the law requires that provisional ballots be counted even if they are filed in the wrong precinct, the election administrator has a narrow window for deciding which votes to count.
Some states, for example, allow provisional ballots to be counted even if they are filed in the wrong precinct, but at least 16 states, including Illinois, throw them out.
In another instance, Mr. Schmidt said, representatives from the Zimmer campaign were barred from a room where ballots were being counted even though workers from Mr. Holt's campaign were allowed in.
The Senate has passed a bill that ensures that votes cast properly in some races on a ballot will be counted, even if votes in other races have to be discarded because too many candidates were selected.
(One of Mr. Bush's lawyers, Fred H. Bartlit, suggested that some ballots should be counted even if they bore neither a postmark or a date, because many absentee ballots have no space where a date is requested).
