AlterNetTrump wants to 'go back to paper ballots' -- but most of America already uses them
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
58% : Louisiana -- a Republican stronghold that has consistently supported Trump in past elections.49% : Trump has not proposed any federal funding to support such a transition, leaving these localities without a clear path to comply with his vision.
47% : There can be political debates about ballot access, election funding, and the infrastructure needed to support secure and efficient voting.
36% : So what does Trump mean by his call to "go back" to paper ballots?
31% : "I know many of you listen to everything that President Trump says, and you may have noticed a week or two ago, President Trump asked for paper ballots," Republican Colton Moore told fellow senators, "and I have a piece of legislation that accomplishes that very thing.
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