Real Talk with Marissa Streit
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How Many Electronic Voting Machines Around the World Are Made in China?
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July 20, 2026
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1:37Now PlayingThe Trump administration just put election integrity back in the spotlight, saying China gained access to massive amounts of U.S. voter data and warning that our election systems are vulnerable. If foreign actors can gain access to massive amounts of voter data, why are we still acting like it's crazy to ask basic questions about election security? Senator Flavio Bolsonaro explains why millions of Brazilians distrust machines and a system built in China that have no paper trail, no real recount, and no way to reassure the public when concerns are raised. Transparency is not the enemy of democracy. It's what keeps people trusting it.
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