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Danielle Citron writes on Concurring Opinions: A cherished right in the United States is to vote in secrecy. But what if we don't want to exercise that right in secret? What if in this age of insecure and inaccurate e-voting...Full post as published by Votelaw -- Law and Politics on October 28, 2008 (boomark / email).
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