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Voting Machine Dispute Wears On as 2010 Election Nears

Monday, August 10th, 2009, by Blake Farmer

voting machine (audio speaker audio feature) The next big election in Tennessee is for governor, and the primary is just a year away. A new state law says voters are supposed to have paper-based voting machines to use by then. But a dispute over replacing touch screen voting machines has taken a partisan turn. The stalemate hinges on how to interpret one line of the Voter Confidence Act. WPLN’s Blake Farmer reports.

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