In North Carolina, the General Assembly is debating election law changes, with a bill sponsor defending a proposal to question voter eligibility.
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In North Carolina, the General Assembly is debating election law changes, with a bill sponsor defending a proposal to question voter eligibility.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Stein vetoed the election law changes approved by the North Carolina General Assembly.1 source
A bill introducing election law changes and questioning voter eligibility is being handled by the legislative body in North Carolina.1 source
North Carolina legislators debate election law changes, including questioning voter eligibility.1 source
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