Post by Glüc da Dhi on Sept 22, 2019 17:47:32 GMT -6
I am currently trying very hard to stay awake, so that I will be able to deactivate the voting on the Fiôvâ-Florencia provincial merger referendum, which should then release the results.
I do not know for certain where these results will appear. If they can be found I do not know for certain they will be separated by province. If there is any problem I do not know for sure how long it will take before it is corrected. In other words, hopefully we will have the results tonight, but I cannot rule out the possibility that it will take longer.
When we do have the results, they will not have been verified by anyone outside the chancery. As far as I can tell this is not legally required. However, it is still my intention to contact the members of the Electoral Commission for the 53rd election and allow them the possibility, if they wish to, to look at some of the data they would normally get for regular elections.
My advice would therefore be to everyone to exercise some caution in immediately implementing the results, whatever they may be, especially if they are very close.
With all these things in mind, see you all in 45 minutes when the polls close.
I do not know for certain where these results will appear. If they can be found I do not know for certain they will be separated by province. If there is any problem I do not know for sure how long it will take before it is corrected. In other words, hopefully we will have the results tonight, but I cannot rule out the possibility that it will take longer.
When we do have the results, they will not have been verified by anyone outside the chancery. As far as I can tell this is not legally required. However, it is still my intention to contact the members of the Electoral Commission for the 53rd election and allow them the possibility, if they wish to, to look at some of the data they would normally get for regular elections.
My advice would therefore be to everyone to exercise some caution in immediately implementing the results, whatever they may be, especially if they are very close.
With all these things in mind, see you all in 45 minutes when the polls close.