Episode 0198 · Jul 3, 1996 · 2h 36m
July 3, 1996: Fixed U.S. Elections - James Collier
James Collier argues that weaknesses in voting systems and ballot counting allow American elections to be manipulated.
Art Bell asks how alleged fraud would operate, who could detect it, and whether the evidence supports a coordinated national problem. Collier discusses voting machines, local election administration, recounts, and the public consequences of losing confidence in the count.
Art Bell asks how alleged fraud would operate, who could detect it, and whether the evidence supports a coordinated national problem. Collier discusses voting machines, local election administration, recounts, and the public consequences of losing confidence in the count.
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