steven787 on 27 November 2008
I mostly agree tyrannical, in Florida we had a really smooth year. They made it so the voter puts the ballot right in the scanner. If it gets rejected, it gets rejected right in front of the voter they can destroy that ballot and get another. Not every state got to do that though and in FL blank spots don't make for a rejected ballots; if the person's pick just isn't being read it still gets accepted.
The first ballot that sqrl posted, looks perfectly fine but was a reject in Minnesota.
I would cite regulation, but I know you will simply ignore it.
