The post-election review’s conclusion yesterday was a significant step in reaffirming the fairness of our democratic process. The accuracy of the vote tabulating devices was confirmed at precisely 3:30 PM when Scott County completed a manual count verification of the votes for federal contests. According to the article, “The hand count results are then compared with the results from the vote tabulating machines to ensure consistency.” As stated in the official publication, the reassuring conclusion is that the results of the hand counting matched the results of the technology.
With the hand recount for legislative district 54A set on Thursday, November 21, focus now shifts to a more detailed analysis. This extra step offers openness and will be accessible to anybody who wants to see democracy in action. It is scheduled to start at 8:30 AM in rooms 166 and 167 of the Scott County Government Center. The recount, which is a component of the publicly sponsored process, is an expression of the popular will and a testament to civic confidence rather than merely a bureaucratic formality.
Julie Hanson, Scott County’s Property and Customer Service Manager, is available to answer questions about this important procedure. Hanson is eager to interact and educate, and anyone interested in learning more about the nuances of this democratic provision can reach him at 952.496.8057 or by email at [email protected].
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