by Eula Kozey
Attorney General Merrick Garland on June 11 announced that he would double the number of Justice Department staff working on voting rights enforcement over the next 30 days and provide additional guidance on voting rights and redistricting. Related Here’s where GOP lawmakers have passed new voting restrictions around the country Washington Post Video and Closed Captioning About Us
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<p>Attorney General Merrick Garland on June 11 announced that he would double the number of Justice Department staff working on voting rights enforcement over the next 30 days and provide additional guidance on voting rights and redistricting.</p> <p>Related</p> <p><br></p> <p> Here’s where GOP lawmakers have passed new voting restrictions around the country</p> <p><br></p> <p>Washington Post Video and Closed Captioning</p> <p>About Us</p>
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Attorney General Merrick Garland on June 11 announced that he would double the number of Justice Department staff working on voting rights enforcement over the next 30 days and provide additional guidance on voting rights and redistricting. Related
Here’s where GOP lawmakers have passed new voting restrictions around the country
Washington Post Video and Closed Captioning About Us
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