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Tuesday, July 27, 2004 

The New York Times > Opinion > Op-Ed Columnist: Fear of Fraud: "Let's not be coy. Jeb Bush says he won't allow an independent examination of voting machines because he has 'every confidence' in his handpicked election officials. Yet those officials have a history of slipshod performance on other matters related to voting and somehow their errors always end up favoring Republicans. Why should anyone trust their verdict on the integrity of voting machines, when another convenient mistake could deliver a Republican victory in a high-stakes national election? "

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