The Montana Legislature added a birth year requirement for security, and the Montana Free Press reported on voter rejection statistics.
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What happened
The Montana Legislature added a birth year requirement for security, and the Montana Free Press reported on voter rejection statistics.
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States are sharing concerns and taking actions regarding voter rights.Also in this story
- New Mexico Governor signed a state law protecting elections, and the state ranked highly in an MIT election index.
- AARP advocates for voting rights in Missouri, and Gillette voted in the state's primary.
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Montana
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Montana Legislature
Legislative body of the state of Montana