Lawmakers in 47 states have introduced bills that would make it harder to vote. See t

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Lawmakers in 47 states have introduced bills that would make it harder to vote. See them all here

All this over the big lie Trump pushed, seems like a lot of people are upset the orange buffoon lost a fair election?!!

They act like he did a good job while in office, go figure?!! Trump could not do the job, period!

We paid, 151 million dollars for his golfing in the fours he was in office, that would pay for 10 years of meals on wheels?!!

(CNN) Lawmakers in all but three states have introduced bills aimed at restricting ballot access, according to a new tally by the Brennan Center for Justice at New York University.

Their latest report finds 361 bills restricting voting have been introduced in 47 states as of March 24. The total, released Thursday morning, marks a 43% rise in the number of bills introduced since Brennan last released a count a little over a month ago.

The Brennan Center's previous tally identified 253 restrictive bills in 43 states in February.

Three states have led the country in the number of bills that aim to restrict the vote: Texas with 49 bills; Georgia, 25; and Arizona, 23.

The rise reflects a sharp contrast to a year ago -- before the Covid-19 pandemic and well before the 2020 presidential election -- when state lawmakers were far less interested in restricting voting access. The Brennan Center's review of state legislation in February 2020 identified only 35 restrictive bills in 15 states.

The legislative push is part of a national Republican effort that aims to restrict access to the ballot box following record turnout in the election. Republicans currently control both chambers of 30 state legislatures, including in Texas, Georgia and Arizona.

The only three states that had not yet introduced a voting bill with restrictive provisions are Delaware, Ohio and Vermont.

https://www.cnn.com/2021/04/03/politics/state-legislation-voter-suppression/index.html

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They're really not thinking it through. This is a strong motivator for the left.

By the next election, supporters of Democratic candidates would probably climb Everest just to vote.

This is the last gasp of a party that doesn't want to adjust its positions in order to build larger coalitions and appeal to more voters.
 
Lawmakers in 47 states have introduced bills that would make it harder to vote. See them all here

All this over the big lie Trump pushed, seems like a lot of people are upset the orange buffoon lost a fair election?!!

They act like he did a good job while in office, go figure?!! Trump could not do the job, period!

We paid, 151 million dollars for his golfing in the fours he was in office, that would pay for 10 years of meals on wheels?!!

(CNN) Lawmakers in all but three states have introduced bills aimed at restricting ballot access, according to a new tally by the Brennan Center for Justice at New York University.

Their latest report finds 361 bills restricting voting have been introduced in 47 states as of March 24. The total, released Thursday morning, marks a 43% rise in the number of bills introduced since Brennan last released a count a little over a month ago.

The Brennan Center's previous tally identified 253 restrictive bills in 43 states in February.

Three states have led the country in the number of bills that aim to restrict the vote: Texas with 49 bills; Georgia, 25; and Arizona, 23.

The rise reflects a sharp contrast to a year ago -- before the Covid-19 pandemic and well before the 2020 presidential election -- when state lawmakers were far less interested in restricting voting access. The Brennan Center's review of state legislation in February 2020 identified only 35 restrictive bills in 15 states.

The legislative push is part of a national Republican effort that aims to restrict access to the ballot box following record turnout in the election. Republicans currently control both chambers of 30 state legislatures, including in Texas, Georgia and Arizona.

The only three states that had not yet introduced a voting bill with restrictive provisions are Delaware, Ohio and Vermont.



Nah. These States are just making it harder to cheat.
 
47 states.............I could be wrong, but that sounds somewhat like a MAJORITY!!!!!!!!!!!!

with that many, I think they should go ahead and nullify federal power
 
Lawmakers in 47 states have introduced bills that would make it harder to vote. See them all here

All this over the big lie Trump pushed, seems like a lot of people are upset the orange buffoon lost a fair election?!!

They act like he did a good job while in office, go figure?!! Trump could not do the job, period!

We paid, 151 million dollars for his golfing in the fours he was in office, that would pay for 10 years of meals on wheels?!!

(CNN) Lawmakers in all but three states have introduced bills aimed at restricting ballot access, according to a new tally by the Brennan Center for Justice at New York University.

Their latest report finds 361 bills restricting voting have been introduced in 47 states as of March 24. The total, released Thursday morning, marks a 43% rise in the number of bills introduced since Brennan last released a count a little over a month ago.

The Brennan Center's previous tally identified 253 restrictive bills in 43 states in February.

Three states have led the country in the number of bills that aim to restrict the vote: Texas with 49 bills; Georgia, 25; and Arizona, 23.

The rise reflects a sharp contrast to a year ago -- before the Covid-19 pandemic and well before the 2020 presidential election -- when state lawmakers were far less interested in restricting voting access. The Brennan Center's review of state legislation in February 2020 identified only 35 restrictive bills in 15 states.

The legislative push is part of a national Republican effort that aims to restrict access to the ballot box following record turnout in the election. Republicans currently control both chambers of 30 state legislatures, including in Texas, Georgia and Arizona.

The only three states that had not yet introduced a voting bill with restrictive provisions are Delaware, Ohio and Vermont.

https://www.cnn.com/2021/04/03/politics/state-legislation-voter-suppression/index.html

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it's called election security, ya dumb mook.
 
Lawmakers in 47 states have introduced bills that would make it harder to vote. See them all here

All this over the big lie Trump pushed, seems like a lot of people are upset the orange buffoon lost a fair election?!!

They act like he did a good job while in office, go figure?!! Trump could not do the job, period!

We paid, 151 million dollars for his golfing in the fours he was in office, that would pay for 10 years of meals on wheels?!!

(CNN) Lawmakers in all but three states have introduced bills aimed at restricting ballot access, according to a new tally by the Brennan Center for Justice at New York University.

Their latest report finds 361 bills restricting voting have been introduced in 47 states as of March 24. The total, released Thursday morning, marks a 43% rise in the number of bills introduced since Brennan last released a count a little over a month ago.

The Brennan Center's previous tally identified 253 restrictive bills in 43 states in February.

Three states have led the country in the number of bills that aim to restrict the vote: Texas with 49 bills; Georgia, 25; and Arizona, 23.

The rise reflects a sharp contrast to a year ago -- before the Covid-19 pandemic and well before the 2020 presidential election -- when state lawmakers were far less interested in restricting voting access. The Brennan Center's review of state legislation in February 2020 identified only 35 restrictive bills in 15 states.

The legislative push is part of a national Republican effort that aims to restrict access to the ballot box following record turnout in the election. Republicans currently control both chambers of 30 state legislatures, including in Texas, Georgia and Arizona.

The only three states that had not yet introduced a voting bill with restrictive provisions are Delaware, Ohio and Vermont.

https://www.cnn.com/2021/04/03/politics/state-legislation-voter-suppression/index.html

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It doesn't mean those un Constitutional, seditious and treasonous lawless attacks on the 14th Amendment of U.S. Constitutional law and federal voting rights will prosper against Democracy. Obviously these lawless making repukes of a un Constitutionally compliant nature are playing their games from their antigovernment conspiring sewer that are obviously of a un American nature. This includes to which hopefully tactical efforts of Democracy are on standby to deal with these bold, brazen and dumbass treasonous GOPers who are filthy prostitutes for foreign enemies in their moral rot ways, filthy lucre whore mongers, treasonous swine, and any other type of despicable representation of lacking any type of useful existence within the civilized part of humanity. This comes to being dirt sh!t gutter humans and to which I hope the gates of hell are waiting to reward them as a result of their unremorseful existence on Earth with their reward to burn in hell forever.
 
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