When the general election results were reached in November, all eyes were on the ballot papers. And now, with Senate control depending on two run-off elections in Georgia, it’s no surprise that the ballots are getting attention again. This is what we know when they will be counted:
Ballot papers could not be counted before the ballot boxes were closed, even if they showed up before election day. But many ballot papers have already been processed, which means that signatures and addresses of envelopes have been verified, although the voting only started on Tuesday evening.
Of course, it is difficult to say how long it will take before all the ballots are counted.
First, some ballot papers may not have been received yet. Although most Georgians had to get their ballots by 19:00, voters in the East, the military and overseas voters still have three days to receive their ballots, as long as they are mailed. them by Tuesday.
Second, some provinces count their ballots faster than others.
When will all the ballot papers be counted then? Only time will tell.