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On Tuesday, Senator Ryan McDougle attempted to push forward SB 878, a voter registration bill that noted that a person who isn’t a U.S. citizen isn’t entitled to vote and anyone who helped a non-citizen register to vote could be found guilty of a Class 6 felony.

McDougle bill making it a felony to vote as non-US citizen or help register to vote is dead

Virginia State

Senator Ryan McDougle’s attempt to bring a photo ID requirement back to Virginia elections failed to make it out of the Privileges and Elections Committee yesterday. SB 794 would have required a photo ID to vote using a normal ballot. It would have also repealed the portion of the current law that allows people without a photo ID to vote after signing a statement attesting to their identity.

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McDougle bill making it a felony to vote as non-US citizen or help register to vote is dead

Senator McDougle's photo ID voting bill, SB 794, fails

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