Gov. Kemp caught on video: ‘If you give anybody a voting machine they can hack it’

Gov. Kemp caught on video: ‘If you give anybody a voting machine they can hack it’
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Georgia Republican Gov. Brian Kemp has famously waffled on the issue of election security in his own state in 2020. He finally settled on the narrative that the electronic voting machines used in the state's elections, including 2020, were secure and immune to hacking or tampering.
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