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Voting During COVID Pandemic: How to Do It Safely

October 06, 2020  ,  No comments
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Record numbers of people have already cast ballots, whether by mail or through in-person early voting. The United States Elections Project says more than 4 million people have already voted, compared to just 75,000 at the same time in 2016.


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