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by Squib
Wednesday, Aug. 06, 2003 at 7:22 PM
In the November 2002 election, heavily favored Democrat Roy Barnes outspent his Republican opponent, Sonny Perdue, six to one. Diebold's AccuVote, with its patented paperless, virtually unauditable system, helped Perdue pull an upset victory and become the first Republican governor of Georgia in 130 years. If you're an underdog and a Republican, let us do the same thing for you.
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Diebold is the world's leading voting-solutions provider. We'll make the glitch to put in the fix, and we won't leave a paper trail.
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