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Coverage dated June 16, 2022

Gov signs 'affidavit ballot' bill for voters without ID

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Republican Gov. Chris Sununu has signed a bill that creates a new type of “affidavit ballot” for first-time voters in New Hampshire who don’t have required documents. Under current law,

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  1. Madison

    Gov signs 'affidavit ballot' bill for voters without ID (opens Madison)

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    Republican Gov. Chris Sununu has signed a bill that creates a new type of “affidavit ballot” for first-time voters in New Hampshire who don’t have required documents. Under current law,

  2. New Hampshire Public Radio

    Sununu signs voter affidavit ballot bill into law (opens New Hampshire Public Radio)

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    The new law will create affidavit ballots for the first time in New Hampshire, which could delay final election results up to two weeks.

  3. New Hampshire Bulletin

    Sununu signs affidavit ballot bill into law (opens New Hampshire Bulletin)

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    Gov. Chris Sununu signed a bill into law on Friday that would create affidavit ballots for the first time in New Hampshire, which could delay final election results up to two weeks. Senate Bill 418 will require voters who are registering to vote in New Hampshire for the first time on election day to…

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