PBSMaine rejects sweeping voter ID requirements while Texas passes amendment to enshrine ban on noncitizens voting
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- Policy Leaning
-24% Somewhat Left
- Politician Portrayal
-54% Negative
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
50% : Proponents of the voter ID push said it's about making sure legal votes count in the state.48% : PORTLAND, Maine (AP) -- Maine and Texas are the latest states to become involved in a nationwide Republican push to enact strict voter ID laws and highlight the exceedingly rare problem of noncitizen voting, with voters set to decide ballot measures on those issues Tuesday.
33% : Maine Gov. Janet Mills is one of many Democrats in the state who spoke out against the voter ID initiative.
27% : READ MORE: Maine voters approve red flag gun law after mass shooting that killed 18 Meanwhile, voters in Maine rejected a sweeping proposal centered on voter ID.
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