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The Georgia Senate Ethics Committee voted today to advance two more bills attacking voting rights and vote by mail. The bills would end automatic voter registration and no-excuse absentee voting in Georgia.
Democrats in the Virginia Legislature passed the Virginia Voting Rights Act on Thursday. House Bill 1890 is the first state-level Voting Rights Act in the South.
Texas Republicans filed a bill today to limit early voting hours across the state.
Republican lawmakers in Arizona have introduced a set of bills that would allow the Legislature to complete the final review of the state’s election results, rather than election officials.
Iowa’s Republican-controlled House joined the Iowa Senate in passing major voter suppression legislation late Wednesday evening, sending the bill to Gov. Kim Reynolds’ (R) desk for her signature.
Republican State Rep. Mark Lowery’s bill to tighten ID requirements to vote passed an important Arkansas Senate committee on Tuesday and now moves to the state Senate floor.
Voting along party lines, Iowa’s Republican-led state Senate approved a bill Tuesday that would enact a host of new voting limitations in the state, including shortening the state’s early vote period by nine days.
Republicans in the Georgia Senate released their latest elections bill today that would dramatically restrict voting.
The New York State Senate Corrections Committee on Monday advanced a new measure to reform the state’s felon disenfranchisement laws.
Fair Fight Action emailed Georgia’s Special Committee on Election Integrity today to express its strong opposition to multiple provisions of the state’s latest elections omnibus bill, H.B. 531.