<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|>"Oops" isn't exactly what anyone wants to hear in a high-pressure environment of vote counting, but there it was Tuesday night. The big "oops."
LAFAYETTE — "Oops" isn't exactly what anyone wants to<wm> hear in a high-pressure environment of vote counting. You're not going to like what happens after that number's recorded. Voters were informed about where their vote counted after the initial tabulation process for Tuesday evening, and now many residents are left wondering what it's going to be like before this happens.
I can only speculate on how much more tension builds before this process, and once the margin's been reported it won't go away.
Firstly, it's not a perfect process. Every ballot paper</wm> has been read to the correct candidate, and their correct position is known before this process. Every candidate