House Republicans Unveil Sweeping Elections Reform Bill
House Republicans introduced a comprehensive elections reform bill on Thursday, dubbed the Make Elections Great Again Act, aiming to implement significant changes to voting laws across the country, according to Time. The proposed legislation seeks to introduce new requirements for voter registration and ballot casting, while also restricting mail-in and ranked-choice voting.
The measure, which has garnered support from several conservative advocates for elections reform, faces a difficult path to becoming law, Time reported. With narrow Republican majorities in Congress and strong Democratic opposition to similar proposals in the past, the bill's future remains uncertain. Some of the proposed changes would take effect immediately, while others are slated to begin next year.
Republicans have been advocating for several of the changes included in the bill for years, Time noted. The specific details of these proposed changes and their potential impact on voters were not immediately clear from the available sources.
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