File:How Hard Is It to Hack the US Election - November 5 2016.webm

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English: Charges of voter fraud, election rigging and political hacking have peppered the 2016 presidential race. As the November 8 election draws near, VOA's Steve Baragona looks at how hard it would be to steal the election. https://www.voanews.com/a/how-hard-is-it-to-hack-the-us-election/3575655.html
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