₦airaland Forum

BluntCrazeMan:
With the speed the results of the UK-Elections were announced, I couldn't stop asking these questions below: 👇🏼 👇🏼

1. HOW were the various Results at the Polling-Stations “DELIVERED” or “TRANSFERED” so quickly from the POLLING-STATIONS to the “DESTINATIONS” where they were Collated.??

2. HOW exactly were the various Polling-Station Results COLLATED So Quickly,, Which made the Final Results available so fast.??


Whatever they did,, and However they did it,, our Nigerian INEC need to understudy it.
And start using such methods and systems in Nigeria.

Dpharisee:
Stop mentioning Nigeria when talking about serious issues, you can ask how Somalia conducted elections

HarunaWest:
Even if INEC wants a proper election, will the voters or people agree.

We keep blaming our leaders, whereas the followers are worse. Will a big man come down and rig election? They use people followers to do their dirty work.

We need a proper reorientation as people. The government cant do it alone. We implement too many laws in this part of the world without enforcement. That's where our first problem lies.

BluntCrazeMan:
With the speed the results of the UK-Elections were announced, I couldn't stop asking these questions below: 👇🏼 👇🏼

1. HOW were the various Results at the Polling-Stations “DELIVERED” or “TRANSFERED” so quickly from the POLLING-STATIONS to the “DESTINATIONS” where they were Collated.??

2. HOW exactly were the various Polling-Station Results COLLATED So Quickly,, Which made the Final Results available so fast.??


Whatever they did,, and However they did it,, our Nigerian INEC need to understudy it.
And start using such methods and systems in Nigeria.

Mindlog:
E sure me die say the attached picture na Thorpland primary school for Northampton..I went for a work related visitation there yesterday, as I snapped similar picture of the same gate from a different angle!😅😅😅

ALTERNATEID:
UK is a parliamentary democracy. There is no national collation. Elections are conducted at constituency level and result declared. What they declare at national level is the number of seats won by each political party and not a collation of national result.

In a presidential system like Nigeria, all results must be counted and collated into one. This is a process that start from polling unit to ward level to local government collation to state collation and finally, national collation. You can’t achieve that in 24 hours.


If we are to count only parliamentary seats, we can also determine the party with majority of seats in the National Assembly in 24 hours because almost all the seats were declared the following day. So, stop contributing apples with oranges.

BluntCrazeMan:
You can share the photo if you please..

Meanwhile..
We are very much aware that the voting method which was used in the UK Elections was MANUAL PAPER BALLOT Method..

But please,, what method was used for the transferring and delivery of the various Polling-Station Results,, and what method of collation/tallying was used.??

Mindlog:
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BluntCrazeMan:
Wooww..

That's it.

Those paintings at the bottom of the metal fence are there at the exact positions as in the first photo.

Mindlog:
School whey I Know like the back of my hand!

The ballot paper looked more like a photocopy and no thumbprinting, just use the pencil to mark X. They carried the ballot boxes to the coalition centre where they were collated.

The voting process was less than 4 mins.