But as with polling site problems, most US electoral systems have methods to remedy issues with vote tabulation, like audits or recounts.
In Bush v. Gore, the Court warned that nothing in the opinion was meant to call into question the many difficult, technical issues of vote tabulation and the many different laws on the books for how to count votes.
Spokesmen for the Health Ministry and the Supreme Council -- commonly known by its initials, SCIRI -- denied that any order to alter the tabulation of deaths had been issued.
Its declarative specifications achieve a perfect separation of the issues of search space construction, tabulation, and scoring, in clear contrast to the traditional formulation of dynamic programming algorithms by matrix recurrences.
The tabulation is arranged by carbon number (C, C2, C3, …).
Legal Opinion of the Division of Election The first issue this Court must resolve is whether a County Board may conduct a countywide manual recount where it determines there is an error in vote tabulation that could affect the outcome of the election.
The special issue's focal point was the tabulation of a poll taken by the editor among 200 notable personnality francaises, who were asked to select Les Dix Phares, or the brains that gave the greatest light to that period.
These responses are shown in table 2 and have been divided for tabulation and analysis purposes into six categories namely biological causes, psychosocial causes, social issues, personality issues, religious reasons and superstitious beliefs.
The elections were marred by allegations from several opposition groups claiming that votes were tampered with, and some domestic and international observers noted issues with the transparency of the vote-tabulation process.
The competition would seem to have been conclusively ended by the Harvard Club, which included a tabulation of members in the armed forces in the March issue of its Bulletin.
