Congress's Efforts to Reform Voting in the Aftermath of the Florida

question 73

Multiple Choice

 Congress's efforts to reform voting in the aftermath of the Florida vote-count controversy of 2000 might be faulted for the fact that it 

• A) did not require states to develop systems for counting disputed votes. 
• B) did not provide funds for upgrading voting equipment. 
• C) stopped short of creating a uniform national voting system. 
• D) did not provide funds for training election officials. 
• E) did not investigate names that were not on official registration lists.

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