On the recordSeptember 27, 2016
Can you explain how you hacked the machine and if there's any reason why we would want a machine with no paper ballots? Wouldn't we always want a backup in case something was hacked?
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congress.govTed Lieu: “Can you explain how you hacked the machine and if there's any reason why we would want a machine with no paper ballots?…”
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Ted Lieu questions the need for machines without paper backups for voting.
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