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The website, called Hard to Vote, leads with a recorded message from McIngvale:"Do you believe you were denied the opportunity to vote in the November 2022 election? I've heard reports of machines that didn't work, ballot shortages, voting locations suddenly closing. If you experienced difficulties or felt unjustly treated, we want to hear your story."
Voters can fill out a form to share their voting experiences, upload evidence and agree to be filmed for"upcoming social media or commercial purposes."
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