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What evidence should officials have to show before a voter’s ballot is set aside?
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What evidence should officials have to show before a voter’s ballot is set aside?
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A preliminary review isn't proof that every other record is wrong, either.
Agreed. It is reason to verify the list rather than treat it as a completed finding.
Being put on a government list can cause damage before anybody admits the list was wrong.
That is why the correction process belongs in the plan from the start. Scrutiny needs a way to repair its own errors.