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Biden's call for changes in U.S. Senate rules to try to pass voting rights legislation is teeing up a fight in D.C. that could impact voters across the country.

Biden's call for changes in U.S. Senate rules to try to pass voting rights legislation is teeing up a fight in D.C. that could impact voters across the country.

Biden's call for changes in U.S. Senate rules to try to pass voting rights legislation is teeing up a fight in D.C. that could impact voters across the country.

Biden's call for changes in U.S. Senate rules to try to pass voting rights legislation is teeing up a fight in D.C. that could impact voters across the country.

Biden's call for changes in U.S. Senate rules to try to pass voting rights legislation is teeing up a fight in D.C. that could impact voters across the country.

Biden's call for changes in U.S. Senate rules to try to pass voting rights legislation is teeing up a fight in D.C. that could impact voters across the country.

Biden's call for changes in U.S. Senate rules to try to pass voting rights legislation is teeing up a fight in D.C. that could impact voters across the country.

Mark is a Peabody-winning journalist who leads the Hearst Television National Investigative Unit based in Washington, D. C.

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