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“Election officials should notify applicants when citizenship proof is missing, provide accessible ways to show documents, let people use backup evidence, allow fixes for document mismatches, and count provisional ballots once citizenship is verified.”
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“States should register or update eligible voters during DMV and other covered government services unless the person says no, protect the personal data used, and get federal help to build those systems.”
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“Citizens who do not have standard citizenship papers, or whose records do not match cleanly, should get a process to submit other evidence, swear that they are citizens, and have election officials review the proof.”
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“Federal-election voters should have to prove citizenship when they vote, either with a physical government photo ID showing citizenship, a photo ID plus another citizenship document, verified state records, or a state citizenship-check system.”
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“States should run ongoing checks for noncitizens on federal voter rolls, use government records to verify citizenship, get fast citizenship information from federal agencies, and remove registrations when verified information shows a person is not eligible.”
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“People should have to show U.S. citizenship proof when registering for federal elections through DMVs, public agencies, mail forms, or, in some states, at polling places by election day.”
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“Absentee voters should have to send copies of required ID with both the ballot request and the returned ballot, and provisional ballots should count only after the voter's citizenship is verified.”
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“States should offer baseline ways to vote in federal elections, including early in-person voting, mail ballot tracking and secure return options, notice of polling place changes, curbside voting when needed, and protection from poll watcher interference.”
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“Federal elections should use paper ballots or records that voters can check, keep election records and systems protected, make paper records usable for audits and voters with disabilities, and audit results after elections to check accuracy.”
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“Election records and systems should get stronger legal protection, federal elections should use paper ballots voters can check and post-election audits, and states should be able to receive federal money to upgrade voting equipment and cybersecurity.”
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“Election officials should have to tell the public quickly and clearly when voting rules, polling places, or district lines change.”
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“Federal election citizenship checks should not trigger broad data sharing and immigration penalties without clear limits and safeguards.”
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“Places with recent voting rights problems, or places making high-risk voting changes, should need federal approval before those changes take effect.”
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“States could still require voter ID for federal elections, but they should have to accept several kinds of identification and backup ways for voters to prove who they are.”
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“Election form changes should be clear, secure, and rolled out at a pace that states and voters can realistically handle.”
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“People should not lose the right to vote in federal elections just because they have a guardian, and citizens with felony convictions should be able to vote once they are out of prison.”
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“The new voter registration system should start immediately for new applications, the Election Assistance Commission should guide states within 10 days, form changes should skip normal paperwork review, and previously exempt states should follow or match the citizenship-proof and noncitizen-removal system.”
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“Federal elections should include an Election Day holiday, a minimum period of early in-person voting, accessible polling places and voting systems for disabled and older voters, curbside voting, trained poll workers, and limits on poll watchers interfering with voters or election workers.”
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“Unlawful noncitizen voter registration or voting attempts should be able to trigger DHS removal review, use of false registration statements in legal cases, or criminal charges for government employees who materially help the attempt.”
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“Many mail voters should have to provide an approved ID copy or number before their ballot counts, with exceptions for some voters and provisional handling when required ID is missing.”
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“Voters should be able to vote by mail in federal elections, track their ballots, use secure drop boxes, and rely on better ballot delivery rules, with clearer ballot access and reporting for military and overseas voters.”
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“Eligible people should be able to register or update voter information online, register and vote on the same day, avoid extra state paperwork beyond federal limits, and get registration access through schools, colleges, and some housing documents.”
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“People harmed by certain voting rights violations should be able to sue in federal court, and parties should be able to recover attorney fees when their case significantly helps produce the result they sought.”
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“States should register someone for federal elections only after the person shows approved U.S. citizenship documents or proves citizenship through a backup process with other evidence and a sworn statement.”
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“People should have to prove they are U.S. citizens before they can register to vote in federal elections.”
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“States should help people with disabilities vote privately and accessibly, let certain at-risk voters keep addresses private, and avoid taking voting rights from people under guardianship without a specific legal finding.”
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“States should actively check voter rolls for noncitizens and remove people when citizenship problems are verified.”
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“States should have to use stricter and more uniform steps before removing voters from registration lists, and should not remove someone only because mail was returned or a similar voter-caging challenge was made.”
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“States should face tighter limits before removing voters from the rolls, weak-evidence challenge tactics like using returned mail should be banned, and it should be illegal to block or interfere with eligible people registering to vote.”
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“Courts should have clear rules for deciding when voting maps or election rules unfairly hurt protected voters.”
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“Courts and federal officials should have strong tools to stop unlawful voting rules before they affect voters.”
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“U.S. citizens with past criminal convictions should be able to vote in federal elections after leaving prison, even if they are on probation or parole or owe fines or fees, and they should be told when that right returns.”
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