制度问题吗？
不。
你没有抓住一个关键点。
大多数国家，例如加拿大，选票上只有一项。
这是一张样本选票。上面只有一个职位需要投票，那就是该选区的国会议员，我们称之为选区。
现在，这是一张美国选票样本：
美国选票上有很多不同的职位需要投票。
在总统选举年，仅在联邦范围内，人们会投票选举总统、众议院议员，三分之二的时间会投票选举美国参议院职位。
此外，还有一批州和地方职位。
所有这些都必须统计在内。
而且，美国许多州不允许在选举日投票结束前计算邮寄选票和提前投票。
阿根廷一天内就统计了 3300 万张选票，而没有使用计算机，为什么美国就不能用最“先进”的系统做到这一点呢？最好是只在选举日进行一次投票，并取消所有计算机系统吗？
不。
Lives in Ottawa, ON10mo
No.
You fail to grasp a key point.
Most countries, like Canada, for example, have only one thing on the ballot.
That’s a sample ballot. On it, there is only ONE position being voted on, that being the member of Parliament for that district, which we call ridings.
Now, here’s a sample US ballot:
There’s a TON of different positions being voted on on a US ballot.
In a Presidential election year, just federally, one is voting for a President, for one’s member of the House, and 2/3rds of the time, a US Senate position.
Plus, a batch of state and local positions, as well.
ALL of those things have to be tallied up.
And, many states in the US do not allow mail in and early cast ballots to be counted until the polls close on Election day.
