What is the cartoonist saying about automated voting?
a. electronic voting is preferable to o...
Social Studies, 14.01.2020 11:31, smokemicpot
What is the cartoonist saying about automated voting?
a. electronic voting is preferable to other types of voting.
b. voting irregularities come last in the election process.
c. most voting machines don’t work.
d. electronic voting methods have proved troublesome.
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