H.R. 192 seeks to prevent individuals who are not U.S. citizens from voting in elections held in the District of Columbia. It also aims to repeal the Local Resident Voting Rights Amendment Act of 2022, restoring any laws changed by that Act to their previous state. The bill...
H.R. 192 is a proposed rule that says only people who are citizens of the United States can vote in Washington, D.C., and it also wants to undo a previous rule that allowed some non-citizens to vote.
H. R. 192 seeks to prevent non-citizens from voting in any elections, including for public office, and in ballot initiatives or referendums in the District of Columbia. It also aims to repeal the Local Resident Voting Rights Amendment Act of 2022, effectively undoing changes...
H.R. 192 is a new rule that says only people who are citizens of the United States can vote in Washington, D.C., elections, and it cancels a previous rule from 2022 that let non-citizens vote.
H.R. 8218 proposes changes to the District of Columbia Home Rule Act to ensure that only United States citizens can vote in municipal elections in Washington, D.C. It requires individuals to show proof of citizenship before voting in local elections, which include elections...
The bill says that in Washington, D.C., only people who are citizens of the United States can vote for local leaders, like the Mayor, and they need to show proof they are citizens before they can vote.
S. 4225 aims to amend the District of Columbia Home Rule Act by requiring individuals to be United States citizens and provide proof of citizenship to vote in local elections within the District of Columbia. The bill targets elections for positions such as Mayor, Council...
S. 4225 wants to make sure only people who are citizens of the United States can vote in local elections in Washington, D.C., and they must show proof that they are citizens. It also plans to cancel a law from 2022 that allowed some non-citizens to vote in these local elections.
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