ABOUT THIS EPISODE
With the start of early voting for the November general election kicking off next week, we're taking a look at issues surrounding public confidence in the election process. In this month's Savvier Citizen podcast, we talk to Allison Tomas with Principles for Trusted Elections, who helped organize a behind-the-scenes tour and Q&A session at the Gaston County Board of Elections last month, as well as VoteBeat editorial director Jessica Huseman, on how we can reassure skeptical residents about the fairness and security of our elections process.
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