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Indiana Legislature approves bill adding additional verification steps to voter registration

By ISABELLA VOLMERT
Associated Press

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Republican lawmakers in Indiana approved a bill that would make first-time voters prove where they live and would increase the power of the state to verify all voters’ addresses. Voting advocates worry the legislation passed Thursday could inadvertently remove lawfully registered voters. They say the changes could make it more difficult to vote in a state that has tightened requirements in recent years. The bill would allow the state to use commercially available credit data to cross-reference voter registration records. That could possibly identify residence changes and any voters registered at nonresidential addresses.

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