AG's office defends section of Nebraska voting law being challenged by RNC
A Nebraska law facing a legal challenge from the Republican National Committee because it allows certain U.S. citizens born abroad to vote here despite not physically living in the state applied to 116 people statewide, only six of whom voted in this year's primary. Nebraska Secretary of State Bob Evnen stopped in Grand Island Tuesday to watch Logic and Accuracy testing on the two optical scanner ballot counting machines at the Hall County Election office.Tuesday to watch Logic and Accuracy testing on the two optical scanner ballot counting machines at the Hall County Election office. Marilyn Hooper, left, leads a group of “Pissed Off Grandmas” in songs of protest outside Bellevue West High School, where Rep. Mike Flood hosted a town hall on Tuesday.
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Nebraska Secretary of State Bob Evnen stopped in Grand Island Tuesday to watch Logic and Accuracy testing on the two optical scanner ballot counting machines at the Hall County Election office.Tuesday to watch Logic and Accuracy testing on the two optical scanner ballot counting machines at the Hall County Election office.
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Nebraska Secretary of State Bob Evnen stopped in Grand Island Tuesday to watch Logic and Accuracy testing on the two optical scanner ballot counting machines at the Hall County Election office.Tuesday to watch Logic and Accuracy testing on the two optical scanner ballot counting machines at the Hall County Election office.
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A Nebraska law facing a legal challenge from the Republican National Committee because it allows certain U.S. citizens born abroad to vote here despite not physically living in the state applied to 116 people statewide, only six of whom voted in this year's primary.. Nebraska Secretary of State Bob Evnen stopped in Grand Island Tuesday to watch Logic and Accuracy testing on the two optical scanner ballot counting machines at the Hall County Election office.Tuesday to watch Logic and Accuracy testing on the two optical scanner ballot counting machines at the Hall County Election office.. Marilyn Hooper, left, leads a group of “Pissed Off Grandmas” in songs of protest outside Bellevue West High School, where Rep.. Mike Flood hosted a town hall on Tuesday.
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A Nebraska law facing a legal challenge from the Republican National Committee because it allows certain U.S. citizens born abroad to vote here despite not physically living in the state applied to 116 people statewide, only six of whom voted in this year's primary. Nebraska Secretary of State Bob Evnen stopped in Grand Island Tuesday to watch Logic and Accuracy testing on the two optical scanner ballot counting machines at the Hall County Election office.Tuesday to watch Logic and Accuracy testing on the two optical scanner ballot counting machines at the Hall County Election office. Marilyn Hooper, left, leads a group of “Pissed Off Grandmas” in songs of protest outside Bellevue West High School, where Rep. Mike Flood hosted a town hall on Tuesday.