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After Sandy, New Jersey Becomes an Unwilling Test Case for Internet Voting

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"A five-year federal inquiry into voter fraud that ended in 2007 found that it happens so rarely as to be statistically non-existent." This part of the article was interesting in that voter fraud doesn't happen as widely as some people believe. Really, the idea of limiting avenues of participation is probably abused by people who want to limit certain demographic groups.

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