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Wisconsin too. Good radio piece on that:
https://www.wbur.org/onpoint/2024/10/22/wisconsin-voters-election-milwaukee-security-denier
tl;dl
Wisconsin tabulates ballots by MUNICIPALITY, not precinct. They have 1,800 ballot collection centers and don't report until ALL 1,800 are done.
Bonus: One of their fake electors is on the election board and can't be removed except by the Senate Majority Leader.
What a painful way to tabulate, seems like an artifact from before we had connected, electronic tabulation?
You dont want electronic voting in elections as it reduces the security of the system allowing bad actors to hack the result into their favour.
Paper ballots that are manually counted is the way to go.
Eh, there's several ways to secure electronic tabulation - in fact, most states do use electronic tabulation with checksums and tons of layered security (including airgaps). The paper ballots are kept as a backup in these cases of course. If the checksum doesn't match or some other metric is off, you can recount the votes using the paper ballots.
For example, Washington state's process of tabulation:
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