Voting machine accuracy test conducted ahead of primary elections in Shoshone County
The Shoshone County Courthouse in Wallace, as seen from the outside.
CAROLYN BOSTICK/Press
WALLACE — On May 3, Shoshone County elections clerk Savanna Willer conducted an accuracy test to make sure the ballot counting equipment was ready to go.
“I feel excited. It’s wonderful. Machines don’t get tired like people do, and they tabulate perfectly every time,” Willer said.
The process begins after the candidates have all filed to enter the race. Ballots are proofed in the elections office for Shoshone County and then submitted to ES&S for printing of the official ballots.
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