Which government product launch failure initially cost $1.7 billion but required an additional $1.2 billion in emergency funding to fix technical problems before finally becoming functional?

Government agencies regularly launch campaigns, platforms, and initiatives aimed at serving citizens. But not all of these launches go as planned. This poll tests your knowledge about notable government product launch failures that required significant resources to fix, highlighting the importance of thorough planning and testing in the public sector. From healthcare websites to census technology, how well do you know the stories behind these governmental missteps?

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• The 2013 Healthcare.gov website launch under the Affordable Care Act
• The 2020 Census Bureau's digital questionnaire platform
• The 2019 IRS Tax Filing System modernization initiative
• The 2017 Veterans Affairs electronic health records system

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