Possible use of Python for a voting machine demo project -- your feedback requested

Paul Rubin http
Sun Jul 20 20:44:34 EDT 2003


"Ulrich Petri" <ulope at gmx.de> writes:
> Here in germany we also have elections where more than one thing is voted
> upon but if that is the case we have a seperate ballot for each of those
> descisions and they all go into different "boxes" and are counted by
> different people.

What is a typical number of such boxes?

In a US election, the number of "boxes" that would be needed is
usually more than 20 and can be as many as 50.  Not just politicians
but also judges, sheriffs, and ballot questions like whether to build
a new school in a given location, all get voted on.

Do you really want to fill out 50 separate pieces of paper in a voting
booth, and then make sure to deposit each one in its own correct
separate box?




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