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by Strom
2179 days ago
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> How many more votes would the party in second place at the last election have needed in order to have won instead? 5.8% of the total votes [1] but winning the election is just part of the game. This time around the winning party isn't in power because the runner ups formed a coalition. > Is there a mechanism by which the election could be run again (before the winners of the election have a chance to prevent this)? Several - the previous government would still be in power for some time to react, the president has to sign off on the winners, the defense police could intervene, and then there are the courts. None of these entities depend on the newly elected government. > both hand-counting and digital counting That would certainly be more secure, but like all security it would be a trade off. -- [1] https://rk2019.valimised.ee/en/election-result/election-resu... |
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