The amendment that I am offering makes clear the very real potential for post-election audits to be abused by those willing to deny the outcome of an election, spread false information about our electoral process, and profit from the spread of lies and misinformation at the expense of voters and which ultimately undermine our democratic institutions.
Morelle discusses the risks of post-election audits being misused.
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