Thousands of absentee voters from Maryland will be the first to mark their ballots online this fall, as the attorney general gave the green light to the State Board of Elections Thursday. But at least one advocacy organization said the new online ballot marking program, along with the state’s just started online registration process, is open to voter fraud.
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Amazing how this is being rolled out just in time for the presidential election. Of course there will be fraud, and of course guess who will get the most votes? I'm sure it won't be republicans! This is just a pre-set up to re-elect obama. He'll have his hackers make sure the votes are in for him. This is never be allowed to happen. What's wrong with the attorney general?
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