Even if this was not happening, the mere perception of it is enough to destroy public confidence that the vote will accurately reflect the will of the American people.
Tom McClintock: “Even if this was not happening, the mere perception of it is enough to destroy public confidence that the vote will…”
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Highlighting concerns about public trust in election integrity.
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