New Hampshire Tightens Requirements for Voters
Briefly

Gov. Chris Sununu expressed confidence in the new voter ID legislation, saying, 'We have a proud tradition and proven track record of conducting elections that are trusted and true. Looking forward to the next decade or two, this legislation will instill even more integrity and trust in the voting process.' This statement emphasizes his belief in the law's potential to enhance Electoral integrity in New Hampshire.
Critics argue that New Hampshire's new voting law, requiring strict proof of citizenship and photo ID, makes it the only state with such stringent requirements. McKenzie Taylor from the New Hampshire Campaign for Voting Rights claimed, 'This extreme legislation signed by the governor will roll back voting access for all eligible Granite Staters,' highlighting the fear that the new law could disenfranchise many voters.
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