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Like Markham, Peterborough chose to use remote Internet voting for a five-day period in its advance polls and introduced vote tabulators into all polling stations on election day. City officials awarded the electronic election contract to a Toronto-based company, Dominion Voting Systems, for a total cost of $180,400, including the rental fee for the tabulators.
Out of the seven electoral districts, 11 candidates saw a slight change in their votes (ranging from 1 to 3 votes), while 25 other candidates saw no change.
Like Markham, Peterborough chose to use remote Internet voting for a five-day period in its advance polls and introduced vote tabulators into all polling stations on election day. City officials awarded the electronic election contract to a Toronto-based company, Dominion Voting Systems, for a total cost of $180,400, including the rental fee for the tabulators.
Out of the seven electoral districts, 11 candidates saw a slight change in their votes (ranging from 1 to 3 votes), while 25 other candidates saw no change.