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1:10Now PlayingStephanie Koff and Greg Olear peel back the layers on a systemic vulnerability: the future of elections doesn't rest in sweeping national changes, but in the hands of individual judges and local precinct workers. From the looming threat of compromised voter data to the critical role of grassroots integrity, this discussion highlights why the most powerful defense against corruption might be the neighbor at the voting booth or the judge standing up for the rule of law. It's a granular look at how democracy is either dismantled or defended, one county at a time.
#elections #democracy #votingrights #ruleoflaw #politics
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