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Arkansas prison reform bill gets hours of discussion in Senate Judiciary Committee meeting

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The Senate Elections Committee met Monday to discuss the bill, which received hours of testimony and discussion as it made its way through the House. The bill would require that absentee voters submit the last four digits of their Social Security number, driver's license number, non-driver ID or voter ID number. Alternatively, the applicant could instead send a photocopy of any identification covered under Indiana law.

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Arkansas prison reform bill gets hours of discussion in Senate Judiciary Committee meeting

A bill to keep more people in Arkansas behind bars, and for a longer time, is starting to make its way through the legislature.

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Absentee voter bill hears more discussion in Indiana Senate Elections Committee

INDIANAPOLIS — Absentee voters would need to send in additional means of identification to be verified under the controversial amended House Bill 1334, which was passed by a Senate committee Monday and now goes to the Senate Chamber.

1 year ago

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