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6/16/09
State to pay ABC News over Election Day dispute
The state Board of Examiners is set to approve Wednesday the payment of $170,000 to ABC News related to a dispute over Nevada’s law restricting Election Day exit polling.
9/29/08
News groups sue Minnesota for access to polls
Several news organizations sued the state of Minnesota on Monday to block a new law restricting access to polling places, saying it would interfere with exit polls.
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