On the recordSeptember 26, 2023
There is no countervailing First Amendment right to intentionally defraud voters in elections.
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congress.govThere is no countervailing First Amendment right to intentionally defraud voters in elections.
Klobuchar argues that protecting voters from fraud is a legitimate government interest.
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