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LETTER: Nevada voter ID question may move forward

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Ron Stegner Las Vegas
May 29, 2024 - 9:00 pm
 

Great to see that Nevada can go forward with a signature campaign to qualify a voter ID ballot question (Saturday Review-Journal). Every time I go to Walgreens to buy wine, I am asked for my ID — and I am 80 years old. Of course, a Nevada Democrat filed a complaint to block the initiative. Where can my wife and I go to sign this initiative to impose voter ID, which is something every state should require?

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