Vote in Connecticut with electronic voting machines

Vote in Connecticut with electronic voting machines

Secretary of the State, Susan Bysiewicz explains how to use Connecticut's new voting system for the late 2007 elections. This video tutorial will guide you step-by-step of the voting process in your next election using the paper ballot. Then, you just insert the ballot into the electronic voting machine and cast your vote! There is a paper trail here, so don't worry about rigged elections, not that that ever stopped anybody. So, get to the polls and VOTE!

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rfaubel 1 year ago
As a video producer this was poor visual quality. It would have been better if there was close ups of the circles a person must fill in and closer shots of the machines.
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