It still doesn’t add up. If 124,031 votes were counted (including undervotes and overvotes - so anybody who picked up the 2 cards they were given), that would be 246,062 cards that should have been cast.
But they claimed that 247,713 cards were cast.
No matter how you slice it, the numbers don’t add up.
No matter how you slice it, the numbers don’t add up.
Your choice.
Registered Voters 175554 - Cards Cast 247713 141.10%
The above nuber [247713] is the 2 ballot cast or counted number. So yes it is an odd number so someone or some number of voters chose not to vote the 2nd page.
That doesn’t seem unusual to me as I’ll fequently not vote down ballot races, amendments, bonds issues or whatever they maybe ...
You are trying to divide the actual hard vote numbers by 2 and that’s not the method. That number is a hard number for all the votes counted in that race whether the number be odd or even. That will be counted only one time for each ballot whether it be 2 pages or just one page submitted for that voter.
Take care and enjoy.
Sure they do.
124,031 voters were entitled to cast a 2 card ballot or 248,062 cards.
Hundreds of voters [exactly 349] chose to vote only one card and either discarded the other or tore it up or took it home or just declined to take it. Thus:
248,062 - 349 = 247,713