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Government Restricts Public Access to Polling Booth CCTV and Electronic Election Records
The government’s recent amendment limits public access to polling booth CCTV footage, sparking transparency concerns.
December 23, 2024
The government’s recent amendment limits public access to polling booth CCTV footage, sparking transparency concerns.
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