Capitol Report - Lessons Learned from the 2008 Primary Election What Has and Hasn’t Changed in Florida’s Elections
September 10, 2008
While the recent August 2008 Primary Election allowed many voters the chance to try new voting machines and procedures, the trial-run raised several concerns for Floridians, political committees, and candidates who remember the national spotlight the state endured in 2000.
This issue of Capitol Report looks at what occurred in the primary and the resulting potential issues
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