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American channel host: In the United States during the Civil War, votes were counted faster in elections, than in the 21st century

American channel host: In the United States during the Civil War, votes were counted faster in elections, than in the 21st centuryMore than a day has passed since the closing of the polls in the US midterm elections, however, many states are in the process of counting votes.

Even at the height of the Civil War, without electricity, Election results were known faster, Fox News host Tucker Carlson wonders.

So, eg, Arizona authorities announced, that the outcome of the elections will not be made public until 31 December. Furthermore, in this state is still unknown, who will take the seat in the Senate, and also who will compete for the governor's seat.

Information leaks into the media space about, that the official results will be announced, at least, a month later.

Tucker Carlson:

In 1862, during the midterm elections, votes were counted by candlelight., voting machines simply did not exist, but for some reason the authorities had enough for everything for weeks. And this, recall, at the height of the American Civil War! And now, in the 21st century, they say, what are going to count the month, or even two. Against the background of that, that in two states the deceased were elected to Congress, counting of votes, and the very organization of the elections, if they do not turn into a farce, it raises more and more questions.

Why taxpayers' money should go to such an "efficient" electoral system? This question is often asked by ordinary Americans.. Only this question turns into a rhetorical one.. Author:Egorenkov Alexander Photos used:Screenshot from the video

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