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Every restriction thats been put in place has been done by your party, john. nobody shares what you are saying in your party. >> we have had -- we have had a couple-hundred years, where election days have not been days off. and its amazing, people have voted. its just -- its just part of being a citizen to get up a little early and vote before you go to work, or -- or vote after you come back. to say that its -- that we have to have days off to get people to work. i dont buy. >> i am not saying ...

And republicans and so on. do these measures specifically target democratic voters or predominantly democratic voting areas, et cetera? >> the interesting thing is weve seen the ability to vote absentee be embraced by voters on both sides of the aisle. and so what may happen ultimately is that the voters who are impacted by this are voters on both sides of the aisle. again, well certainly see more challenging issues in urban communities like detroit and flint that have also had historical barrie...

Saturday, June 5, is the last day to vote absentee in person before the June 8 municipal general election. In Gulfport, registered voters who wish to vote absentee in person can do so Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. or Saturday 8 a.m. to noon at the Hardy Building at 1410 24th Avenue […]

According to the brennan center. an additional 61 bills are advancing through 18 state legislatures around the country. so what do these laws do? most of them make it harder to vote absentee and by mail after a record number of americans voted by mail in november. some grant partisan poll watchers greater powers. some limit access to drop boxes where people drop off their votes. and the list just goes on. in texas, governor greg abbott promised to bring back the voting legislation there during a...

World. what we do now, what we do now, how we honor the memory of the fallen, will determine whether or not democracy will long endure. >> texas just tlatest frontier in the voting rights fight that has been going on since the 2020 election. driven by republicans 14 states enacted 22 new laws making it harder to vote, according to the brennan center. in addition to those new laws, an additional 61 bills are advancing through 18 state legislatures. most make it harder to vote absentee and by mail...

Good offensive message? >> in 2020, we saw what was the biggest turnout in voting history. after that, we saw a republicans push measures to make it harder to vote because of this big lie that there was some sort of voter fraud even at the justice department, under the leadership of bill barr, donald trumps attorney general, said there was no fraud. this was an attempt to block voter fraud the country are saying there was no border fraud. joe biden is a legitimate president. we must keep our ele...

Texas but that means you should be able to vote early, come of absentee, or if you are a stay at home parent. democracy is the cornerstone of this country and that is the end of it. >> john: die, give us 20 seconds to wrap this up. >> delaware should have adopted the bill from georgia. >> john: an abbreviated appearance today, but we are glad to have gotten you back. >> sandra: thanks to both of you. one of the biggest tennis stars

Holiday. >> john: this bill does that whether its florida, georgia, texas. there lets restrict then and the presidents home state of delaware. how in the world is it racist? >> when you, in the state of texas, when you say you cant vote absentee at certain times and you cant vote via drive-through in houston, texas, one of the biggest communities were african-americans live in the state of texas, people are scratching their heads and looking sideways. they are saying this isnt fair and it doesnt...

Richard was saying why cant you vote absentee? you can vote absentee but you cannot really vote absentee without a reason. yet we dont hear democrats complain about that. >> they decide to see is on the issue and say it is racist. i know delaware, the democrats there are now scrambling to update their laws to vitiate this talking point a little bit. even under the proposal in delaware and the expanding proposal from zero, youre gonna have more early voting in texas under the new law. you can say...

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