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That procedure dates to the days of paper punch-card ballots, which were counted and tabulated at the board's headquarters.
D.C. elections board, scolded by politicians, defends counting pace, cites crushing pressures 2010
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Back when computering was a punch-card/mainframe endeavor I took a course called “Computer Science for Liberal Arts Majors” because it was 95% women.
Waldo Jaquith - You let one openly gay man into the legislature… 2008
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That procedure dates to the days of paper punch-card ballots, which were counted and tabulated at the board's headquarters.
D.C. elections board, scolded by politicians, defends counting pace, cites crushing pressures 2010
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And Florida was using a system (punch-card ballots) with a higher margin of error.
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Aiken went back to the drawing board and came up with a proposal that convinced IBM, whose big product at the time was a punch-card processor.
Aug. 7, 1944: Still a Few Bugs in the System | Disinformation 2008
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That procedure dates to the days of paper punch-card ballots, which were counted and tabulated at the board's headquarters.
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Maybe they should go back to those little punch-card machines?
A Call For Dumping Diebold Machines — From A Republican 2009
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Saving the ballots preserves evidence for the groups 'allegations that some punch-card ballots may have been pre-punched, rendering them invalid if punched again, and that some absentee ballots in Republican-leaning counties were counted twice, Arnebeck said.
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The outdated punch-card voting meant that the original machine count discounted every vote where the punch didn't dislocate all 4 corners of the hole, when the intention of the voter was very clear to a hand-recounter.
Bill Clinton: Are Caucuses More Important Than Primaries? 2009
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Lower courts have shied away from directing states to adopt uniform election administration rules, even in a California case where it was undeniable that some voters would have to use inferior punch-card machines.
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