A report reveals that aging voting machines in the U.S. may not be replaced for decades without a major financial commitment from Congress. The situation underscores the urgency for funding to modernize voting equipment.
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A report reveals that aging voting machines in the U.S. may not be replaced for decades without a major financial commitment from Congress. The situation underscores the urgency for funding to modernize voting equipment.
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Replacing aging U.S. voting equipment will take years and billions of dollars
U.S. Voting Equipment Replacement Could Take Years and Significant Funding