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# Standard test deck

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- Subject: Standard test deck
- From: "Donald W. Biszmaier" <dbglobal@earthlink.net>
- Date: Wed, 24 Jan 2001 14:19:12 -0600

    In a conversation with David Dean at Global Printing the subject of a
    standard test deck came up and I told him I would post something on the
    support list.
    An example was a test deck for a demo which contained approx 40 ballots
    for what I would have considered 16 as needed.
    Is the following fairly common or do some laws require something else?
    1 blank
    1 full
    1 first cand
    2 2nd cand
    3 3rd cand
    1 4th cand
    2 5th cand etc.
    1 all write in candidates
    1 overvote
    * treat number of "vote for" as 1 cand.
    "vote for two"
    1 first two cand
    2 second two cand. etc.
    Thanks: Don B

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