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Rae Oliver Davis: Not one witness claimed that voting machines were inherently unsafe or that paper ballots were foolproof.

On the recordJune 20, 2019
Not one witness claimed that voting machines were inherently unsafe or that paper ballots were foolproof.
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Rae Oliver Davis
Independent · Kentucky

Editor's note · Context

Davis points out that experts did not support the idea that paper ballots are safer than machines.

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