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Many GOP States Have Imposed New Voting Rules This Year, Some Mirroring Trump's Midterm Proposals

President Donald Trump has pushed Congress to pass a proof-of-citizenship law, signed an executive order seeking a national voter ID requirement and tried to limit mail voting through U.S. Postal Service changes.

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Voting laws passed by states take effectPresident Donald Trump has pushed Congress to pass a proof-of-citizenship law, signed an executive order seeking a national voter ID requirement and tried to limit mail voting through U.S. Postal Service changes.

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