A Transparent, Open-Source Vision for U.S. Elections
Voting technology in the U.S. is secretive and often expensive. Can an open-source alternative take its place?
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Voting technology in the U.S. is secretive and often expensive. Can an open-source alternative take its place?
Tens of thousands of longtime elections workers nationwide have been harassed out of their jobs by a small cadre of self-appointed voting experts.
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