Comparative lessons of French vs US voting processes

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In France, there are always enough polling stations. Schools and town halls are polling stations. More people whose ballots to count? That's automatically more people to run polling stations and count the votes. The very notion that some areas may be disenfranchised by lack of polling stations is inconceivable. In France, people must show ID to vote, and must register in advance where they will…

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