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Election officials and experts overwhelmingly say that getting rid of voting machines would make elections more vulnerable to fraud and error; officials who took the surveys consistently rejected the idea of hand-counted paper ballots.

Election officials and experts overwhelmingly say that getting rid of voting machines would make elections more vulnerable to fraud and error; officials who took the surveys consistently rejected the idea of hand-counted paper ballots.

Election officials and experts overwhelmingly say that getting rid of voting machines would make elections more vulnerable to fraud and error; officials who took the surveys consistently rejected the idea of hand-counted paper ballots.

Election officials and experts overwhelmingly say that getting rid of voting machines would make elections more vulnerable to fraud and error; officials who took the surveys consistently rejected the idea of hand-counted paper ballots.

The voting machines to be used in the Nov. 8 General Election were tested and certified by Election Manager Craig Shelton to be operating normally on Thursday at the warehouse

UAW members should begin receiving ballots in the mail soon to vote for the unions top leaders, a change stemming from the corruption scandal.

Stutsman County held a public test of the electronic voting machines on Monday, Oct. 17.

Election organizers say the new machines are easier to use, more secure and better able to count votes quicker on Election Night.

Despite county clerks being swamped with Freedom of Information requests about election security, no one from the public showed up to a question-and-answer session and voting machine demonstration in Bloomington.

Voting machines that will be used in the upcoming election will be tested this week, both as a technical assessment and as reassurance of election integrity.