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Election Reform

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1. That's a reasonable question.

Tue Mar 29, 2016, 09:18 PM

Mar 2016

I think there are Constitutional arguments made about the lack of transparency of the voting machinery.

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Isn't the first step to election reform defining the purpose of elections? [View all] eniwetok Mar 2016 OP

That's a reasonable question. Wilms Mar 2016 #1

Sure... eniwetok Mar 2016 #2

election 2000 eniwetok Mar 2016 #3

heres some questions to think about clarkkentvotes Sep 2016 #4