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Isaac seeks to ensure student safety, Zwiener concerned about effect on voters - Vimarsana News

Isaac seeks to ensure student safety, Zwiener concerned about effect on voters

Public schools would be banned from serving as polling places under legislation filed by Rep. Carrie Issac, R-Wimberley.[San Marcos, TX] [Hays County news] News San Marcos News, San Marcos Record [Texas State]

DeSantis wants to target voter fraud. So why did Florida leave ERIC? - Vimarsana News

DeSantis wants to target voter fraud. So why did Florida leave ERIC?

After touting importance of voter fraud prevention, Florida is departing from ERIC, a data-sharing partnership between states that helps with voter role accuracy.

Texas Matters: Abbott's State of the State reaction and an update on The Slocum Massacre - Vimarsana News

Texas Matters: Abbott's State of the State reaction and an update on The Slocum Massacre

This week on Texas Matters – Governor Greg Abbott delivers the state of the state address. He continues his attacks on the term “woke” and trumpets his support for school vouchers. We have reaction. Also new historic documents have been uncovered shedding light on the Slocum Massacre when an east Texas Black community was wiped out by a white mob.

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Why voter turnout dropped this year? Strict voting laws, voter arrests - Vimarsana News

Why voter turnout dropped this year? Strict voting laws, voter arrests

In August, Gov. Ron DeSantis touted voting charges for 20 people. Fear and confusion among eligible voters followed, advocates say.

Why voter turnout dropped this year? Strict voting laws, voter arrests - Vimarsana News

Why voter turnout dropped this year? Strict voting laws, voter arrests

In August, Gov. Ron DeSantis touted voting charges for 20 people. Fear and confusion among eligible voters followed, advocates say.