I think this may be an intended consequence, to undermine what many States have spent many years in the legislation and debate to protect, the integrity of their voting systems.
Barry Loudermilk: “I think this may be an intended consequence, to undermine what many States have spent many years in the legislation and…”
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Loudermilk argues against a provision that could weaken state voting laws.
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