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The odds are 1 in 240 million, but here’s why voting is your best bet

by Jacob Langsner

October 26, 2020

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Does a single vote matter? This video explains why it does. If you still need convincing, ask Al Franken or George W. Bush.

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The odds are 1 in 240 million, but here’s why voting is your best bet

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Uber and Lyft drivers have a lot riding on California's Proposition 22

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