Of course, in the Netherlands, election loser Geert Wilders starts spreading messages suggesting a rigged election. It's what far-right people always do when they lose. But, unlucky for him, the Netherlands still votes on paper, so while a full recount will take time, it is perfectly possible to do. Democracy deserves the paper trail. It's something I will never stop preaching as loud as I can.

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#Netherlands #Election

The history on how the Netherlands returned to paper ballots after it was shown that voting machines cannot be trusted sounds rather boring on https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electronic_voting_by_country#Netherlands

"In September 2007 a committee chaired by Korthals Altes reported to the government that it would be better to return to paper voting. The deputy minister for the interior Ank Bijleveld said in a first response she would accept the committee's advice, and ban electronic voting"

Trust me, it was quite the drama at the time :)

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Electronic voting by country - Wikipedia

Interesting to see the different methods. This is what a Finnish ballot looks like. If a voter is unable to hand write, they can bring an assistant to the booth. Last spring the elections were special: two votes at the same time. Some confusion did occur.
@jwildeboer