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The freedom to vote and to have our votes counted accurately is the most basic freedom in our democracy. If that freedom is abridged, or if officials are able to sabotage fair elections, our very democracy is compromised. Our democracy is predicated on the freedom to choose our leaders.
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The freedom to vote and to have our votes counted accurately is the most basic freedom in our democracy. If that freedom is abridged, or if officials are able to sabotage fair elections, our very democracy is compromised. Our democracy is predicated on the freedom to choose our leaders.
The freedom to vote and to have our votes counted accurately is the most basic freedom in our democracy. If that freedom is abridged, or if officials are able to sabotage fair elections, our very democracy is compromised. Our democracy is predicated on the freedom to choose our leaders.