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Four Things to Watch in 2022 NCAA Men's DI Title Game: Maryland vs. Cornell - Vimarsana News

Four Things to Watch in 2022 NCAA Men's DI Title Game: Maryland vs. Cornell

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Paper ballots are making a comeback - Vimarsana News

Paper ballots are making a comeback

Once-skeptical local election officials have begun voicing support for paper ballots as a way of increasing voter confidence.

Fact check: Posts draw misleading comparison between Colonial Pipeline hack and unfounded election fraud claims - Vimarsana News

Fact check: Posts draw misleading comparison between Colonial Pipeline hack and unfounded election fraud claims

Fact check: Posts draw misleading comparison between Colonial Pipeline hack and unfounded election fraud claims Devon Link, USA TODAY The claim: Colonial Pipeline hack proves election infrastructure could have been hacked © Kendall Warner, The News & Advance via AP Drivers line up for fuel at a Shell Gas Station on Old Forest Road in Lynchburg, Va., Tuesday, May 11, 2021. Social media users are using the breach to resurrect unfounded claims about election fraud. “If you can hack a pipeline, you can hack a voting machine,” claims a May 10 post. Other accounts posted mem...

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Nevada statehouse reopens to public with little fanfare - Vimarsana News

Nevada statehouse reopens to public with little fanfare

Nevada statehouse reopens to public with little fanfare SAM METZ, AP / Report for America April 15, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail CARSON CITY, Nev. (AP) — The Nevada Legislature reopened its doors to the public on Thursday after months of only allowing lawmakers, staff and a limited number of reporters into the building. Lobbyists, activists and other members of the public are now allowed to attend committee hearings and enter the building for appointments with lawmakers, but few took advantage of the opportunity on the first day the change went into effect. Less than 20 people registered to e...