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North Carolina bills push to reduce early voting, limit governor's clemency powers

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RALEIGH, N.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) — Republicans in the State House of Representatives introduced bills Wednesday related to early voting and further limiting gubernatorial powers.  House Bill 66, sponsored by Rep. Wyatt Gable (R-Onslow County), calls for decreasing the number of days allotted for early voting in North Carolina. It would begin no earlier than the second Monday before an election, compared to the third Thursday that is currently pra…

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Early voting in North Carolina could change under new bill

If passed, the bill would cut the early voting period down to 6 days.

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North Carolina bills push to reduce early voting, limit governor's clemency powers

RALEIGH, N.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) — Republicans in the State House of Representatives introduced bills Wednesday related to early voting and further limiting gubernatorial powers.  House Bill 66, sponsored by Rep. Wyatt Gable (R-Onslow County), calls for decreasing the number of days allotted for early voting in North Carolina. It would begin no earlier than the second Monday before an election, compared to the third Thursday that is currently pra…

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North Carolina bills push to reduce early voting, challenge governor's clemency powers

RALEIGH, N.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) -- Republicans in the State House of Representatives introduced bills Wednesday related to early voting and further limiting gubernatorial powers.  House Bill 66, sponsored by Rep. Wyatt Gable (R-Onslow County), calls for decreasing the number of days allotted for early voting in North Carolina. It would begin no earlier than the second Monday before an election, compared to the third Thursday that is currently pr…

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