House Bill 1916

Washington State legislation tightening rules for voter registration challenges, imposing new procedural requirements and penalties for misconduct

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Washington State House Tightens Rules for Voter Registration Challenges — What It Means Locally

Washington legislators have advanced House Bill 1916, making it harder to challenge a voter’s registration. The measure raises procedural requirements and penalties, with implications for Cowlitz County’s election oversight.

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Washington State House Tightens Rules for Voter Registration Challenges — What It Means Locally

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