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Barack Obama/Podcasts Protecting Voters Against Deceptive Practices

We're coming off of an election week in which millions of American exercised one of the most important rights that we possess, the right to vote. As in every election, I hope all eligible Americans went to the polls. But, after looking at what happened over the last two presidential elections, I have some other hopes for Election Day. I hope all voters who got to the polls found voting machines that worked, that there were nonpartisan poll workers who understood the law and enforced it without bias.
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Barack Obama/Podcasts Protecting Voters Against Deceptive Practices

I also hope voters who went to the polls this week had accurate information about what's on the ballot, what they're supposed to vote on, what our nations voting laws are.
The fact of the matter is that even in this awesome age of technical advancement and easy access to information, there are folks who will stop at nothing to deceive people and keep them away from the polls. We've got deceptive practices that all too often target and exploit vulnerable populations: African Americans, senior citizens, the poor, the disabled.
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Barack Obama/Podcasts Protecting Voters Against Deceptive Practices

I won't lie to you, every time we try to move forward with election reform there are those who block it. They think that they are advantaged in some way by preventing people from going to the polls. That's why it's so important I think that all of you who are listening get on my website make sure that you know the bill, send it around to your friends.
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