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It’s election day in the United States and technology is playing an active role in the process.
This election is described as the most technologically advanced in history because of high voter registration and consistent online campaigns and apps to engage electorates.
A wide array of technology, from touchscreens to pen and paper, is being used in the process and we take a look at the process.
Watch this edition of Hi-Tech on The Morning Call with Ismail Akwei.
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