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State legislation threatens voting rights of those with hyphenated names

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Ohio's proposed SAVE bill could disenfranchise voters with hyphens in their last names, Elisabeth Thomas-Matej of Shaker Heights writes in a letter to the editor.

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State legislation threatens voting rights of those with hyphenated names

Ohio's proposed SAVE bill could disenfranchise voters with hyphens in their last names, Elisabeth Thomas-Matej of Shaker Heights writes in a letter to the editor.

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