There were two lessons learned: Dump the fold. And the silk setting worked great.
Registrar Stephen Weir in Contra Costa County, east of San Francisco, who spent nearly two weeks ironing, by hand, about 16,000 ballots to make them flat enough to feed into vote-counting machines in the California primaries, as reported in the Washington Post piece on High Turnout, New Procedures May Mean an Election Day Mess.
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