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This bill matters because it could make it easier for veterans, people with disabilities, and military families to get involved in the democratic process by working elections. These groups might bring valuable skills, experiences, and perspectives to election administration.
If this becomes law, it could help address the ongoing need for election workers across the country, while also providing employment opportunities and recognizing the contributions of these specific communities. If it doesn't become law, the clarity around these hiring preferences and the waiver of residency requirements for military families would not be established, potentially leading to fewer opportunities for these groups to serve as election workers and continued ambiguity for local election offices.
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This bill matters because it could make it easier for veterans, people with disabilities, and military families to get involved in the democratic process by working elections. These groups might bring valuable skills, experiences, and perspectives to election administration.
If this becomes law, it could help address the ongoing need for election workers across the country, while also providing employment opportunities and recognizing the contributions of these specific communities. If it doesn't become law, the clarity around these hiring preferences and the waiver of residency requirements for military families would not be established, potentially leading to fewer opportunities for these groups to serve as election workers and continued ambiguity for local election offices.
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