@rstevens they can dare all they want. Me reading it is a whole other question!

@Lats @benroyce @nuintari @Strandjunker Each polling station is run by volunteers, nominated by the parties. They do the initial count on the spot which results in rapid collation of the results. The ballot papers are kept and can be reviewed by officials if necessary. But I think it's a shrewd idea for grassroots ppl from 4 or 5 parties to sit together and decide which ballots are valid, double count the piles etc. It's an unspectacular way of avoiding fighting about alleged voter fraud, etc. As a party, you basically had your person there.

Btw, elections are always on Sundays.

@Lats @benroyce @nuintari @Strandjunker In Graz, Austria. When there's an election, we have >270 voting places in the city. That's for a total population of about 300k or around 200 k eligible voters. Your voting place is right around the corner. And you can still mail it in if you like.

@Gurkenfaerber Mentales Bild größere Menge Leverkusener in Lederhosen

@evan But mastodon posts are visible to the public, without a login. Is there anywhere that isn't the case? Everyone who wants to can see all the posts, no?

@CiaraNi didn't we have any mondays in the month just past?

@freyablekman There's some proper applied physics right there in the nails!