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Alaska Delegation Split on Bill Requiring Voters to Prove Citizenship at Registration
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Alaska delegation split on bill requiring voters to prove citizenship at registration
Congressman Nick Begich in his Washington, D.C. office last year. (Liz Ruskin/Alaska Public Media) WASHINGTON — Alaska Congressman Nick Begich said it’s just common sense to require a photo ID to vote and to make sure that only citizens can register. “For years, there have been questions levied, on both sides of the aisle, about the integrity of elections,” he said in an interview Tuesday. “We can’t have that. That’s not healthy for our democrat…
White House hammers Obama for opposing voter ID after he showed his own license to vote
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt tore into Barack Obama on Thursday after the former president urged Americans to pressure their representatives into blocking the SAVE Act — the election integrity overhaul the House passed just one day earlier. Leavitt posted to X with a simple observation and a devastating visual: Obama himself presented his Illinois driver's license to poll workers when he voted early during the 2012 election cycle…
President Donald Trump’s government this Friday defended the passage of a comprehensive bill that would require those who can vote to present a citizenship test and a photo ID to be able to pay for in the federal elections, which faces opposition in the Senate. National Security Secretary Kristi Noem, [...] The White House entry defends a bill that would require people to check citizenship was first published in Information Focus.
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