On the recordApril 17, 2019
The real cost of voter ID in the State... puts a tremendous burden on the State and local boards of election without the funding to back up these obligations.
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congress.govThe real cost of voter ID in the State... puts a tremendous burden on the State and local boards of election without the funding to back up these obligations.
Critiquing the financial implications of a new voter ID law.
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