Scrutiny of electronic vote counting

With the introduction of electronic computer aided vote counting it is fundamental that copies of the ballot preference data is readily available and subjected to independent analysis and review.

Electoral Authorities MUST make this information readily available to scrutineers. Without it is is impossible to scrutinise an electronic count.

The electoral commissions have been reluctant to make this information available., The publication of this data MUST be mandatory.

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