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What Congress Should Do

New York Times

When the dust settles from this year's election, Congress should begin drafting a new, comprehensive election reform law that includes the following...

According to a recent report from Demos, a pro-democracy organization, a majority of states will be throwing out provisional ballots cast in the wrong polling places, or otherwise undermining this new federal right. Congress should make clear that provisional ballots must be counted even if they are filed in the wrong polling places.

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