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Remembering Kerry
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Hmm I don't know Livia. I know when I've been at a count I've noticed votes that hadn't a cross. Which were discounted. There was a ballot paper too where a cross was more in the Conservative candidates box, with a smaller part of the cross in the box below him. It was discounted. As you point out it will depend on the returning officer. Personally, I wouldn't accept a single ballot paper that had more than a cross on it. It's simple enough to do, just put even the smallest or largest cross beside a candidates name. Anything else should warrant it being a vote thrown out and wasted by the voter. I agree though,if the returning officer included this one,.that's his or her right. To me however and I think as to the rules of voting, it's wrong. Even moreso in a tight contest as this one appears to have been. Last edited by joeysteele; 05-05-2019 at 10:56 AM. |
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