Kelsey Lyon

North Carolina Gov. Josh Stein fulfilled his promise to veto an election bill that did not receive a single vote from a Democrat nor unaffiliated candidate from the state’s House. Source: Wikipedia “The General Assembly wants to make it harder for people to vote and easier to throw out votes they don’t like after Election Day,” Stein said in a statement when he vetoed House Bill 958 on Monday, Aug. 17. “I am vetoing this anti-voter legislation, and I urge North Carolinians to call their...

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