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Software problems, not cyberattack, caused omission of 118K names from LA County polling place rosters, review finds
An independent review found that software misconfigurations, not a cyberattack, resulted in the omission of 118,000 voters' names from L.A. County polling place rosters on Election Day, officials said.
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