As More States Pass Proof of Citizenship Laws, Report Points to Kansas as Cautionary Tale

As more states pass proof of citizenship laws, report points to Kansas as cautionary tale

A sign directs voters to the polls for the Aug. 6, 2024, primary in Lawrence. (Maya Smith for Kansas Reflector)TOPEKA — Kansas’ failed proof of citizenship law could serve as a cautionary tale for Congress and other states just beginning to craft similar voting restrictions, a report found. Federal legislation reintroduced earlier this year would require voters to provide documented proof of citizenship to vote in federal elections. Kansas has b…

Kansas’ proof of citizenship law is cautionary tale

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