House endorses committee substitute to restore voting rights for people on probation or parole The House adopted a committee substitute (combining HB2592, HB2787 and HB2834) to restore voting rights to Missourians on probation or parole who are not incarcerated. Sponsors argued the change promotes reentry and civic engagement; members asked practical implementation questions about early voting and provisional ballots.

Missouri is on the brink of restoring voting rights to individuals on probation or parole, a move that advocates say will boost civic engagement and public safety.

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Michigan committee votes unanimously to report House Bill 4136 on voting rights Committee members unanimously support House Bill 4136 to expand voting rights in Michigan.

A historic vote in Michigan could reshape voting rights as lawmakers unite to expand registration at healthcare clinics, including Planned Parenthood.

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Senators debate term limits and the challenges of incumbency in Spartanburg discussion Legislators discuss concerns over term limits and the influence of incumbency in elections.

South Carolina lawmakers are diving deep into the debate over term limits, weighing the risks of entrenched power against the need for fresh voices in politics.

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County Clerks Set Deadlines for Unaffiliated Election Candidates County clerks establish nomination deadlines for unaffiliated candidates in upcoming elections.

Utah's new H.B. 504 could revolutionize local elections by ensuring unaffiliated candidates get a fair shot at the ballot!

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