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Well, ok.
I dunno - there're so many factors here I'm unaware of, I'd need to spend an entire evening just reading up on the practical aspects of U.S elections.
Like, why is there a printer involved at all, and at the day of voting no less?
In Sweden, and I assume most of the western world, it's all pretty straightforward. You get a nice, professionally made and uniform nationwide piece of paper called a "voting card" (which is different from a ballot) in the mail weeks in advance, that you use to identify yourself with at the polling station. Then you go to a polling station -like a sane person- and step into a voting booth where there's a set of equally nice, professionally made and uniform nationwide ballots that have also been made and distributed weeks in advance, and sure as shit not printed on a mid-tier photocopier on the day of.
Lol, more printer errors with the exact same bullshit in NY now. These are heavily republican areas too that someone like Zeldin relies on to win the gov and areas that help flip a house seat or two


