@arpad_csorba@derekdj1954@CP24 I know the ballots I rejected as a DRO had... A) more than one mark where accepted (someone drew arrows to their candidate after the correct mark was made.) B) no marks at all (a way to protest.) C) A mark in a space other than the circle.
@markpaul87@CP24 Sounds like someone doesn't understand how the supplies are stores or votes are counted.
I suggest people actually WORK an election to see first hand just how everything is handled, or volunteer as a scrutineer for their local candidate to observe and be there for the count.
@GSXMetroid1300R@gregory14966314@CP24 Not so easy to alter it. The box is sealed with serialized numbers which are recorded. The paper shows alterations. One person counts, one person tallies, one or more watch (scrutineers from the parties.) I assure you, alterations cannot happen.
@CanadianChrisBa@gregory14966314@CP24 As someone who worked their first election to see what it was like, there is absolutely no chance for us to alter votes. As you count and read the marked candidate, you SHOW the ballot to both the tally recorder as well as the scrutineer(s). It's also not normal paper.
@stereo_air I was in and out of living with one of my two parents for the majority of my 20s. Now at 33, sure I have a house, but I sure as hell cannot afford it alone and have needed renters ever since my divorce.
You got this, no matter what -this- may end.up being in the end.
@emilymartin29 Definitely staying away from the blues and greens, I've seen them fade waaaaaay too quickly.
Thought about maybe a lighter purple... Pink might not suit my skin tone.
Arrihhjhahhaidb!!
Thank you!!
@emilymartin29 Ohhh, thanks!!
I've been bouncing around on colour ideas, but I suppose I should probably check on the appearance codes of my new job before making any leaps.