Key Pennsylvania county demonstrates voting machines after recent technical glitches: ‘Competency level isn’t here’
General News,Voting Machines,Voting
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EASTON, Pa. — Northampton County voted for 25 of the last 28 presidential-election winners, dating back to Woodrow Wilson in 1912, so officials in this Pennsylvania bellwether want to ensure their voting machines run smoothly in what’s sure to be another squeaker this November. “The law requires the public to be able to view this testing, which we think is very important,” Northampton County Executive Lamont McClure told The Post. Members of McClure’s staff and a handful of spectators were among those who packed into a small room at the...
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