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Trump's Executive Order to Change Election Voting

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The Associated Press |
Voting rights groups have expressed concern about such a requirement, saying it could disenfranchise the millions of Americans who do not have proof of citizenship readily available.
Las Vegas Sun |
President Donald Trump restructured the way Americans can register to vote and when they can cast their ballots.
MSNBC |
Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold joins Ana Cabrera to react to the change and to explain more about voting rights.

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