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Nothing is “perfect.” There is a margin of error (MoE) in every system.
MoE in enforcement of rules, in eliminating duplicate or false votes.
There’ll even be some tallying errors in EVM vs VVPAT. Errors via EVM will still be less than using paper ballots.
#AcceptTheVerdict
MoE in enforcement of rules, in eliminating duplicate or false votes.
There’ll even be some tallying errors in EVM vs VVPAT. Errors via EVM will still be less than using paper ballots.
#AcceptTheVerdict
Expect #TukdeTukde gang to make a huge fuss on slightest discrepancy. They will blame EVMs though ANY voting mechanism will have some discrepancy. Paper is much worse when a lot of votes are declared invalid and counting itself is inexact. (Remember hanging chads in Bush-Gore.)
A few cases of “imperfect” match between VVPAT and EVMs won’t mean much. Printing VVPAT is also a mechanical process, counting is a manual process.
In case some discrepancy happens, important to keep a sense of proportion. The aim of #TukdeTukdeGang would be to find an excuse
In case some discrepancy happens, important to keep a sense of proportion. The aim of #TukdeTukdeGang would be to find an excuse
