ERIC voter fraud system under GOP backlash grows uncertain
Bipartisan efforts to curb voter fraud face conspiracy pressure as states reconsider ERIC membership. Maryland notes 66,000 potentially deceased voters and 778,000 movers since 2013. Georgia helps remove nearly 100,000 ineligible voters. Alabama exits. Florida and Missouri weigh leaving. Texas lawmakers push exit. others eye joining or staying.
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Oklahoma voters weigh recreational marijuana measure
Oklahoma voters decide Tuesday on a ballot proposal to legalize adult use of cannabis marking a shift in a state with a strong medical program. Proponents see Texas visitors boosting a saturated market while opponents warn of risks to health and safety.
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