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In most democracies other than the United States, voters with disabilities are often required to forgo ballot secrecy in exchange for their right to vote. In the United States, that's considered unacceptable, and in fact it is illegal. This is why we have ballot-marking devices.
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How Voting Works is a limited series podcast made by VotingWorks, the only non-profit maker of voting machines in the US.
Questions and comments are always welcome. Email us at [email protected]
All episodes licensed under a Creative Commons 4.0 Attribution License. Use as you please, just give us credit by linking back to https://how.voting.works
In most democracies other than the United States, voters with disabilities are often required to forgo ballot secrecy in exchange for their right to vote. In the United States, that's considered unacceptable, and in fact it is illegal. This is why we have ballot-marking devices.
Sources
How Voting Works is a limited series podcast made by VotingWorks, the only non-profit maker of voting machines in the US.
Questions and comments are always welcome. Email us at [email protected]
All episodes licensed under a Creative Commons 4.0 Attribution License. Use as you please, just give us credit by linking back to https://how.voting.works