The degree of increased risk from voting face-to-face depends on the level of community transmission, which, of course, depends on having competent national leadership.
Bill Foster: “The degree of increased risk from voting face-to-face depends on the level of community transmission, which, of course…”
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Foster links the risk of in-person voting to community transmission and national leadership.
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