I believe it's bad policy. At the end of the day, we need to be able to hold counties, you know, accountable. But the challenge is when you have an unelected chairman of the state election board, who's going to hold them accountable? They don't report to the voters.
Raffensperger criticizes the removal of his voting power on the state elections board as detrimental to accountability.
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The fight to maintain confidence at the ballot box is not partisan.
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If there was an error significant enough to affect the outcome, this process is designed to catch it.
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