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55,500 postal votes – a lot of envelopes to open →

Verifying the votes

Posted on May 4, 2018 by dianesims | Leave a comment

Before counting begins, the contents of every ballot box are checked to make sure that we’ve confirmed the number of votes. Here’s what happens…

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← The end (of the election) is nigh…

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