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The States Advancing New Voting Restrictions

Florida, Mississippi, South Dakota and Utah signed or pursued new voter restrictions to require citizenship proofs and stricter IDs.
Several states are putting constitutional amendments on ballots to bar non-citizens from voting in November.
The article stresses that non-citizen voting is extremely rare according to research, yet supporters argue these laws strengthen election integrity.
Florida’s law also requires verification of citizenship for already registered voters against state and federal records.
The SAVE Act and related state measures have sparked lawsuits from voting-rights groups challenging the new rules.
Mississippi’s Shield Act uses state DPS and USCIS SAVE databases to verify citizenship for voters.
Utah’s law requires proof of citizenship for new registrants and mandates a record-review by July 1.
South Dakota’s emergency clause allows immediate effect for the new voting requirements.
Several states are considering ballot measures in November that would restrict voting eligibility to U.S. citizens.

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