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Slovak Communities From New York to Paris Are Defending Mail-in Voting and Asking Politicians and the President Not to Make Participation Difficult

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"Instead of asking whether we have the right to vote, politicians could ask why we left and what will bring us back," Slovaks abroad say.
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Slovak Communities From New York to Paris Are Defending Mail-in Voting and Asking Politicians and the President Not to Make Participation Difficult

"Instead of asking whether we have the right to vote, politicians could ask why we left and what will bring us back," Slovaks abroad say.

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Denník N broke the news in on Thursday, April 2, 2026.
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