Congress's efforts to reform voting in the aftermath of the Florida vote-count controversy of 2000 might be faulted for the fact that it
A. did not require states to develop systems for counting disputed votes.
B. did not provide funds for upgrading voting equipment.
C. stopped short of creating a uniform national voting system.
D. did not provide funds for training election officials.
E. did not investigate names that were not on official registration lists.
Answer: C
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