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| Name | Election 2020 Facts: Counting votes election night |
| Video Uploader | Video From FOX59 News |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 29-10-2020 00:16:07 |
| Video Discription | A precinct is a voting district in a town, city or county. Each precinct has a single polling place where voters cast ballots. Some precincts might contain thousands of voters, while others may have only a handful. In some states, tracking the percent of precincts reporting on election night is a reliable way to estimate how much of the vote has been tallied across the state. But as more people vote before Election Day, either in-person or by mail, reporting by precinct has become less reliable as a measure of the progress of the vote count in many states. That's because counties in some states don't include these advanced votes when reporting precinct results. Instead, they released the results of advance votes separately. For example, some states and counties report all the advanced ballots and assign them to a single precinct or no precinct at all. Instead of the individual precincts where voters live. Also, there could still be votes left to count, even after the precincts reporting reaches 100%. These may be votes cast by mail that have not yet been counted or provisional ballots that voters must cast if they forget their identification or they aren't on the voter list at their neighborhood precinct. Provisional ballots get further scrutiny after Election Day. Also, some states accept mail ballots after Election Day as long as they are postmarked by Election Day. In 2016, 42% of U.S. voters cast their ballots before Election Day. This year, that share will exceed 50%. |
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