Florida, Mississippi Pass Citizenship Voting Laws
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Florida and Mississippi governors sign citizenship proof laws for voters, sparking controversy and legal challenges. The Florida law, effective January 2024, requires birth certificates, passports, or naturalization papers for voter registration cross-checks. Mississippis version, starting July 2023, adds extra checks for those without license numbers. Critics argue it disenfranchises eligible voters without required documents, while supporters tout it as a win for election security. Trumps federal bill stalls in the Senate, with four states passing similar rules this year. As states tighten voter checks, debates over access and integrity continue.
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