An honest electoral team sees victory around the world.
Eighteen governments have passed laws governing the election process so far this year.
According to the Brennan Center on the left, this could be one of the most successful years in the electoral process.
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The 18 electoral laws of the country could be the most successful bills since 14 countries passed the election 10 years ago, the Brennan Center said. ”
These laws vary from country to country and meet a wide range of challenges.
Florida’s election campaign cuts the ballot box, allowing voters to cast their ballots.
Only close relatives are now voting.
Florida law prohibits harvesting, in which competitive workers take away many people who have not been able to vote. In 2018, North Carolina’s home contest was canceled at a referendum on voting.
Voting restrictions on voting may allow a person to vote for relatives, but not more than two votes from non-relatives.
Arizona’s electoral fidelity law barred special funds from being used for state elections.
Arizona Governor Doug Ducey has signed the electoral law into law.
“With public confidence in our decision-making process, it is clear that our decisions should be free and fair – and only the government’s view,” Ducey said in a statement on Friday.
A new law in Arizona prohibits private funds from making decisions, such as the $ 419 million provided by Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and his wife Priscilla Chan.
Zuckerbergs donated $ 350 million to the Center for Tech and Civic Life, a left-wing medical team, which also provides funding to 2,500 polling stations in 49 countries. , The Daily Signal reported on March 23.
Here are 18 of them who passed the by-elections.
Only two of them have Democrat Governments.
-Alabama
-Arkansas
-Arizona
-Florida
-Georgia
-Idaho
-Indiana
-Iowa
-Kansas
-Kentucky
-Louisiana
-Montana
-Nevada
-New Hampshire
-Oklahoma
-The sea
-Utah
-Coming
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