Corrections for the Week of November 2

Lawsuit regarding Oakland's ranked-choice voting.

In our October 28 article "Manipulating the Vote," we stated that Steven Hill of the New America Foundation said his organization would sue if the Oakland City Council tried to delay implementation of ranked-choice voting or if California Secretary of State Debra Bowen denies certification of Alameda County's software and hardware system. But in a follow-up interview, Hill said he was merely predicting that lawsuits would be filed, not that his organization would file them.

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