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News Break By Jordain Carney © Greg Nash Senate Democrats are getting squeezed by members of their own party to pass voting rights legislation, amid growing frustration that GOP-led states are moving forward with their own laws. Congressional Democrats have signaled alarm over state-level measures like the one in Texas, warning they could threaten the underpinnings of democracy as former President Trump ’s false claim that the 2020 election was “stolen” reverberates among Republican voters. But a sweeping voting rights bill remains stalled in the Senate roughly three weeks after Republicans blocked the legislation from advancing. Now, a coalition of external forces other members of Congress, outside groups and Texas legislators who fled to Washington, D.C., to prevent a vote on a GOP voting bill is trying to break that stalemate, viewing the next few weeks as a crucial period for preventing changes at the state level that they fear will impose new restrictions on key

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