Election security and ballot access should not be mutually exclusive. They should not be mutually exclusive.
Alex Padilla: “Election security and ballot access should not be mutually exclusive. They should not be mutually exclusive.”
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Padilla argues that ensuring election security does not have to compromise voter access.
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