Senate expected to take up voter ID bill opposed by Democrats – US politics live via World news | The Guardian — Donald Trump has vowed not to sign any other legislation until the passage of Save America act, which would create more barriers for voting Sign up for the Breaking News US email to get newsletter alerts in your inbox Donald Trump has vowed that he will not sign any other legislation until Republicans’ massive voting bill, the Save America act, is passed. The bill would upend voting for all Americans in the middle of a federal midterm election year and create costly, chaotic changes for election

The Senate is poised to debate the Save America Act, a voter ID bill opposed by Democrats, as former President Trump demands its passage before signing other legislation.

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Proposed new hurdles to state question process could be legislative overreach (Capitol Update) - Oklahoma Policy Institute The updated SB 1027 contains arduous requirements that will be a significant barrier to the people in exercising their rights to the state question process.

#CapitolUpdate: 🚨 Oklahoma lawmakers are trying to make it harder for the people to bring issues to the ballot. #SB1027 would create new barriers to the initiative petition process, making it nearly impossible for citizens to propose and vote on laws. 🗳️ #OklahomaDemocracy #OKLeg #VotingBarriers