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the votes are prime numbers that are multiplied into a composite number. to verify your vote, divide the published composite by your prime twice. If it shows up with an integer remainder after the first division, your vote was counted at least once. After the second division, it was counted multiple times. Non integer for the second division, only counted once.

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