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our conversation, and i am pleased to be joined by kevin collier, a reporter at nbc news and larry nordenthe director of the election reform program at the brennan center for justice.

monitoring our conversation, and i am pleased to be joined by kevin collier, a and larryt nbc news nordenthe director of the election reform program at the

our conversation, and i am pleased to be joined by kevin collier, a reporter at nbc news and larry norden, the director of the election reform program at the brennan center for justice. just a reminder, if you have questions as we chat, feel free to drop them into the chat below. voting is on everyone's mind at the moment, and with coronavirus, more voters than ever are trying mail-in ballots or voting early. ith coronavirus, more voters than ever are trying mail-in ballots or voting early. alternatives to our usual voting methods, a lot of people are asking will voting become digital, as well? thent to kick off conversation by asking, why would we even want online voting? my bias is coming from seattle where we have a robust mail-in ballot system, and the process is already quite easy. i'm curious what the conversation would look like around, why do we need this kind of technology? i think the appeal is in norma's. -- is enormous. in theory, it has largely been attempted in this country for military deployed service members. it could be used for people with disabilities who don't have a

wolfgang: the majority of them, as you look at the norden's and footlocker's of the world, two pointollar company, they are a producer of automotive parts, for example. the $2.8 billion for the quarter, they had no impact. it is not because they did not have the exposure. all of these companies, you look at an s&p 500 company, you look at even the hong kong market, you see a company that is over 500 million dollars in revenue. they will be in at least 20 countries. even if you look at gross resource, they still source from outside. this is all about having visibility to the cash and to the risk and leveraging technologies to do so. shery: which currencies were the most impactful for these companies then? wolfgang: you certainly have the euro, you have the brazilian re-i, for the u.s. companies, some of the companies that were impacted. i think it is more about what actually these companies didn't do. april, theyarch and brought as much task back as possible. and lost visibility to what that actually was from an impact point of view. and they did not manage liquidity the way companies

lawrence norden is from the brennan center for justice. >> unfortunately, we have such different rulesot very difficult. >> reporter: this year it's estimated at least half of us will vote early or by mail. millions. like 79-year-old sandra ware in saginaw, michigan, are exercising their vote for the very first time. >> i don't want to start crying. it felt very powerful. >> reporter: all of which means -- >> the design of the ballot is actually a really big factor for many people. >> yeah, that is absolutely true. >> reporter: norden says the past offers countless cautionary tales. like two years ago in broward county, florida, where the ballot's unusual design may have confused just enough voters to tip the race away from bill nelson in favor of his republican challenger rick scott. and who can forget the 2000 presidential election when confusion over the infamous butterfly ballot in palm beach county, florida, likely cost al gore the white house. >> it is complicated. it's not very attractive, very organized. but in a way it's far better than it used to be. >> reporter: alicia cheng

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