From: Simmons, Forest [EMAIL PROTECTED]
In some elections not all of the ballots are cast at the same time,
and
furthermore, the partial results (from exit polls, say) may be
available to
voters later in the sequence.
In any case, some voters may prefer to vote near the beginning of
the
Simmons, Forest Sent: Wednesday, May 24, 2006 3:33 AM
In some elections not all of the ballots are cast at the same
time, and furthermore, the partial results (from exit polls,
say) may be available to voters later in the sequence.
The simple, and logical, solution where an election spans
In some elections not all of the ballots are cast at the same time, and
furthermore, the partial results (from exit polls, say) may be available to
voters later in the sequence.
In some applications, like the US presidential election, geography roughly
determines the order of the ballots.
