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Voting Machine Maker's Executive Holds Political Fundraiser

Company Says Executives Will Not Take Part In Politics

POSTED: 7:37 am EDT June 7, 2004

NORTH CANTON, Ohio -- Executives at Diebold say that company officials will not be allowed to take part in any politics, except voting, NewsChannel5 reported.

This comes after the Diebold Inc. chairman held a Republican fundraiser at his home.

The company's subsidiary makes voting machines.

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