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It is good like it is. Too many different opinions would almost always result in a mistrial.
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Should mail-in voting be limited?
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Are you registered to vote for the upcoming 2026 primaries?
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Did you vote in today's election?
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Should mail-in voting be ended?
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The commercials are always too negative and often funded by special interest groups with selfish motiviations. I prefer debates and interviews to get a better sense of the candi...
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The commercials are always too negative and often funded by special interest groups with selfish motiviations. I prefer debates and interviews to get a better sense of the candidate.
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Jacquie Ward
Most are negative; I would rather hear why I should vote for you as opposed to why I shouldn't vote for your opponent.
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Bruce Tanner
Duh. Computerized voting MIGHT work if it were done with server configurations and software that was 100% auditable by ANYONE, but why? People have shown a fantastic ability to get together and count votes by hand, plus there is then an easy ability to recount the vote.
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Dave Turney
to easy for computerised corruption and the chance to do a recount multiple times if nessesry
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Miles Elliott
Electronic voting is too easy to tamper with, and impossible to physically audit
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Patrick Henningsen
Ever since this new technology has been introduced to the US election process a number of anomalies have turned up in and also many allegations of voting fraud and electioneering too. Compared to paper, E-voting is too easy to hack and manipulate results.
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Derek Wildstar
It's not an insurmountable task to secure the integrity of these voting machines, technically. The hardest nut to crack will always be eradicating the dirty corporate influence that pervades these systems.
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Innocent until PROVEN guilty. If they're proven guilty, no member of the jury should be able to deny it.
ReplyYes but only in capital crime cases.
ReplyI just feel it’s the only fair way
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