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After a city council election, officials are examining votes. They discover that too many votes were cast for a candidate; some citizens voted 10 to 12 times for the same candidate in order to help that candidate win the election.
What kind of illegal voting obstacle was used by the group of citizens who voted more than once? Why would they use it?
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