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Wisconsin, or how not to run an election while covid-19 is spreading

The mess in a battleground state holds lessons for November’s presidential election

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04 9, 2020
in Leaders

DEMOCRACIES AROUNDThe EconomistThe Economist Today the world are wondering how to hold elections during a pandemic. The state of Wisconsin, which may well decide the outcome of America’s presidential election in November, has just provided a lesson in how not to do it.

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Wisconsin, or how not to run an election while covid-19 is spreading

The mess in a battleground state holds lessons for November’s presidential election

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