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Senate GOP declines to pass felon voting rights amendment, citing a belief that Reynolds may plan to sign an executive order
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June 14, 20203 min read, 671 words

Senate GOP declines to pass felon voting rights amendment, citing a belief that Reynolds may plan to sign an executive orderSenate GOP declines to pass felon voting rights amendment, citing a belief that Reynolds may plan to sign an executive order

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Published: June 14, 2020  |  3 min read, 671 words
Des Moines RegisterView CommentsFor the second year in a row, Iowa Senate Republicans killed a proposed constitutional amendment to restore voting rights to felons, a key priority of Republican Gov. Kim Reynolds. without the Senate passing the measure. Lawmakers' failure to ...
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