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Low-tech vote: Why does Elections Canada use paper ballots and hand-counting?

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As more provinces and cities use electronic tabulators to speed up vote counts, Elections Canada has opted to stick with a low-tech method before the federal election: The hand count.

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Low-tech vote: Why does Elections Canada use paper ballots and hand-counting?

As more provinces and cities use electronic tabulators to speed up vote counts, Elections Canada has opted to stick with a low-tech method before the federal election: The hand count.

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Vancouver Sun broke the news in on Sunday, April 27, 2025.
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