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Mike Lee says Utah would adapt to vote-by-mail restrictions considered by Senate

Lee urged Republicans to keep debating the bill and said Utah could adapt if its proposed mail-voting restrictions took effect.

Mike Lee says Utah would adapt to vote-by-mail restrictions considered by Senate
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Sen. Mike Lee said Utah could adapt if the SAVE America Act’s proposed mail-voting restrictions took effect during the midterm elections. Utah Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson disagreed, arguing that states and voters would need time to prepare.

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Senator promoting the SAVE America Act and arguing Utah could adapt to its proposed mail-voting restrictions

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ALSO MENTIONED  Deidre Henderson, Utah lieutenant governor and state election official who opposed the immediate implementation timeline

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Senate Republicans Debate the SAVE America Act

The Senate is debating the SAVE America Act, and Mike Lee is urging Republicans to keep pressing it. Left-leaning outlets stress Republican divisions, colleagues’ frustration with Lee’s push, and objections to the bill. Center outlets pair disagreement over how to advance it with Lee’s defense that Utah could adapt to proposed mail-voting restrictions.

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