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How Verizon convinced me to use paper ballots

August 30, 2016 Arthur Lieber 2016 Election, Corruption, Democracy, Good government, Voting/Elections Leave a comment

Two things happened to me over this past weekend to strengthen my conviction that paper ballots are superior to electronic voting machines. The first

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