'$200,000 gone to waste' as Arizona county buys unusable 'fraud-proof' ballot paper: CNN
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Tall tales about China influencing the 2020 presidential election with nefarious were ridiculed by most elections experts -- but not by Cochise County Recorder David Stevens. CNN's Donie O'Sullivan reported on Friday that Stevens has invested $200,000 in purported "fraud-proof" paper to use for ballots in elections, only to see the returns on that investment go up in smoke. In an interview with O'Sullivan, Stevens defended his decision to buy the special ballot paper due to unverified "concerns" he'd heard from assorted voters in the county. "There were concerns... that...
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