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Lawsuits attacking punch-card voting machines have proved successful in three of the four states where the issue was litigated. In California, a court ordered state action. In Florida and Georgia, state officials sought and achieved reforms independently. The lawsuits sought to apply Bush v. Gore , charging that the punch cards, with their notorious hanging and dimpled chads, discriminated disproportionately against minority voters.
March 01, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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