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Generally I thought this IC went well, slow but well.
I got stalled on the #register_candidate method early on actually. I was initializing the new candidate objects in my test instead of implementing that code INSIDE the #register_candidate method. That idea still trips me up a bit, initializing an object from one class within a method from a different class.
I was able to accomplish the iterating using .each which is my preferred enumerable. I should have used the .times method to register my 'vote_for' command methods in the #vote_counts test, but I forgot the correct syntax and ran out of time to look it up. Not a big deal, but all of that repetition makes for a congested block of code.