Josh Stein vetoes North Carolina voting bill that would reduce early voting days
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Stein vetoed House Bill 958 during a “Protect Our Vote” event at the Executive Mansion, surrounded by Democratic lawmakers, voting rights advocates, faith leaders and students.
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Stein vetoed House Bill 958 during a “Protect Our Vote” event at the Executive Mansion, surrounded by Democratic lawmakers, voting rights advocates, faith leaders and students.
RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCT) -- Governor Josh Stein vetoed House Bill 958 today during a "Protect Our Vote" event held at the Executive Mansion. Joined by Democratic legislative leaders and activists, Stein argued the bill would undermine voting rights.
Stein vetoed House Bill 958 during a “Protect Our Vote” event at the Executive Mansion, surrounded by Democratic lawmakers, voting rights advocates, faith leaders and students.
North Carolina’s Democrat Gov. Josh Stein vetoed an election law reform that requires the state to cross-check voter registration rolls with death records. The governor vetoed House Bill 958 in the battleground state, which would also reduce the number of early voting days in certain elections and g…
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