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To: ubrx who wrote (85987)11/23/2000 1:20:47 PM
From: TheLineMan  Respond to of 769670
 
That was my theory. The parties could probably have swung some of those close states just by ensuring that districts populated with their voters had the best of voting machines, and paid for some professional ballot design.



To: ubrx who wrote (85987)11/23/2000 2:10:49 PM
From: JLIHAI  Respond to of 769670
 
Not a bad suggestion about upgrading election tech.

As long as there are chads, partisan vote mining remains a threat in future elections.

Jai


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