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GOP rolls out 'troubling' new attack on voting ahead of midterms: report — Donald Trump | ChamberLight
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Representative Bryan Steil has introduced the 'Make Elections Great Again Act,' a GOP-led bill that would mandate national photo ID requirements, proof of citizenship, and stricter mail-in ballot deadlines.
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