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: Dispatches from the Culture WarsVideo of Voting Machine Changing Votes
By Ed Brayton
With much controversy over allegations that some touch screen voting machines in West Virginia and elsewhere are switching votes from one candidate to another, a county clerk tries to demonstrate how well the system works and ends up showing that even after recalibrating the machines, they still don't work right:
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