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06/08/2020
■Class discussion: Could forcing people to wait in long lines to vote expose them to the coronavirus? What happened during the Wisconsin primary when there weren’t enough people willing to work at the polls during the COVID-19 pandemic? President Donald Trump opposed expanding mail-in voting, saying it would hurt Republicans. Is their evidence that voting by mail helps one party or another? Is their evidence that mail-in ballots lead to voter fraud? How many convictions?
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