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Senate Divided as States Push Proof-of-Citizenship Voting

3/7/2026

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The U.S. Senate remains deadlocked over U.S. President Donald Trump's proposed legislation as states pursue proof-of-citizenship voting measures.
South Dakota and Utah have approved laws requiring documentation to register to vote.
Florida and Michigan pursue different approaches by reviewing existing voter records to verify eligibility.
Supporters say the measures curb noncitizen voting, while critics warn they could disenfranchise eligible voters.

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The U.S. Senate remains deadlocked over U.S. President Donald Trump's proposed legislation as states pursue proof-of-citizenship voting measures.
South Dakota and Utah have approved laws requiring documentation to register to vote.
Florida and Michigan pursue different approaches by reviewing existing voter records to verify eligibility.
Supporters say the measures curb noncitizen voting, while critics warn they could disenfranchise eligible voters.