‘The horse and buggy era’: Attacks on voting machines set off fresh worries about election subversion

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Despite warnings that ditching voting machines would delay election results and likely violate the law, county commissioners in a rural slice of western Colorado this year voted to stop paying the licensing fee on the county’s devices.

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