Teams of three will work through the weekend to hand count mail-in ballots following a printing error which rendered the ballots unable to be tallied by machine. Commissioner Ray D'Agostino, chair of the Lancaster County Board of Elections, said the plan is to have 16 teams â each with one ballot reader, one recording onto a new blank ballot and one observer â hand count the approximately 14,000 misprinted ballots. The effort will begin Friday and continue into the weekend. "Poll watchers are very welcome, we want them to be a part of this," he said. "Integrity doesn't just happen when things go right. It has to happen when things don't go right."