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We have a responsibility as a state to insure integrity in our voting processes. Use of voter identification at the polling sites is vital to insure a lawfully conducted election. In person voting is necessary. Every legal vote is important. Every legal vote counts. We must use poll workers and poll watchers to make sure every legal vote is counted.
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We have a responsibility as a state to insure integrity in our voting processes. Use of voter identification at the polling sites is vital to insure a lawfully conducted election. In person voting is necessary. Every legal vote is important. Every legal vote counts. We must use poll workers and poll watchers to make sure every legal vote is counted.
We have a responsibility as a state to insure integrity in our voting processes. Use of voter identification at the polling sites is vital to insure a lawfully conducted election. In person voting is necessary. Every legal vote is important. Every legal vote counts. We must use poll workers and poll watchers to make sure every legal vote is counted.