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Follow Us&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;© 1996-2021 News Communication&nbsp;Lawmakers in 14 states, the majority of which have Republican legislatures and governors, have passed 22 bills to tighten voting restrictions, according to a report from the . The year's tally of legislation like this is expected to grow.Among the restrictions, states like Iowa and Montana have passed legislation to reduce the hours of polling places. Others have scaled back early voting hours, and sought to limit ballot dropbox usage.&nbsp;A controversial Georgia voting law signed by Gov. (R) earlier this year included a provision that prohibited distributing food and drink to voters standing in line at the polls.&nbsp;“While other states across the country move to make voting more restrictive, Nevada shines as a leader in protecting this fundamental sacred right. I’m honored to have played a part in expanding the freedom to vote in our beloved state," Nevada State Assembly Speaker&nbsp;Jason Frierson (D) said in a statement. won the state of Nevada over former in November, though the results were challenged later by the Trump campaign. The challenge ultimately failed.&nbsp;RisingChanging AmericaRisingChanging AmericaSponsoredSign up for The Hill's 12:30 ReportA must-read political newsletter that breaks news and catches you up on what is happening.Also sign up for The Hill's Morning ReportThank youfor signing up.Thank you for signing up.You can also sign up to receive our other newsletters:The Hill's Morning Report &amp; TipsheetMost Popular - Easy to read, daily digest of the news from The Hill and around the world12:30 ReportThe Hill's must read political newsletter that breaks news and catches you up on what happened in the morning and what to look for after lunchBreaking NewsGet breaking news as it happensPolitics &amp; Policy NewslettersDelivered to your inbox every weekday evening, our politics and policy newsletters are a daily digest of today's news and what's expected to break tomorrow.DefenseCampaignTechnologyEnergy &amp; EnvironmentNational SecurityHILL.TVFinance &amp; EconomyAgency InsiderHealthcareCybersecurityDon't miss a brief.The Hill 1625 K Street, NW Suite 900 Washington DC 20006 | 202-628-8500 tel | 202-628-8503 faxThe contents of this site are ©2021 Capitol Hill Publishing Corp., a subsidiary of News Communications, Inc.

Follow Us&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;© 1996-2021 News Communication&nbsp;Lawmakers in 14 states, the majority of which have Republican legislatures and governors, have passed 22 bills to tighten voting restrictions, according to a report from the . The year's tally of legislation like this is expected to grow.Among the restrictions, states like Iowa and Montana have passed legislation to reduce the hours of polling places. Others have scaled back early voting hours, and sought to limit ballot dropbox usage.&nbsp;A controversial Georgia voting law signed by Gov. (R) earlier this year included a...

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Nevada governor signs bill permanently expanding mail-in voting to all registered voters

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