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Voting with marbles
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Sep 28, 2006
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People in the African nation of Gambia vote in elections by placing a marble into a drum that represents their candidate. As the marble goes into the drum, it rings a bell so the voting officials can make sure people don't vote more than once. Counting the votes is simple: All the marbles are placed into a tray with a certain number of marble-shaped spaces. Sounds quite a bit more effective than those stupidly archaic punch cards and those painfully defective Diebold machines. (via Neatorama) #politics
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