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Voting machines sparks debate over security and ballots
Researchers warn that printed receipts may show voters’ candidate choices while bar codes counted could reflect other selections due to hacking or software errors. ES&S defends its ballot marking devices as tested and secure, while critics urge hand marked paper ballots for audit trails amid broken implementations in multiple counties and states.
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