The new edition of the DSM will be the first to be updated electronically and is designed to be a "living document" that can take into account emerging science, though the details for updating the manual haven't been worked out yet, according to David Kupfer, head of the DSM task force that oversaw the revision.
But after the count resumed with the arrival in Nairobi of manual tallies, the number of rejected ballots were greatly reduced, and the election commission on Thursday gave the head-scratching explanation that the computer was mistakenly multiplying the number of rejected ballots by a factor of eight.