Before 1973, a voting card was essential for everyday business, from cashing a cheque to getting married.

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The three-man panel's decision is based on the fact that 44% of the likely voters will have to use the old punch-card voting machines.

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And Senators Feinstein, Levin and Stabenow couldn't be here because they're busy voting on credit card legislation that we're going to get done before Memorial Day.

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