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Since the election laws in many states allowed the election to be stolen in November 2020, here is a website that allows all FReepers to check the bills being introduced in their states to Stop the Future Steal.

The website is free and only requires that you sign up to do your own searches in your state or others.

Here is an example of a bill that has been introduced in Mississippi===

BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI:
SECTION 1.
Any person submitting an application to be registered as an elector in compliance with the laws of this state must provide one (1) of the following documents to prove his or her United States citizenship:

(a) A birth certificate or a legible photocopy of the birth certificate;

(b) A United States passport, or a legible photocopy of the pertinent pages of the passport, identifying the person and showing the passport number;

(c) A United States naturalization documentation, a legible photocopy of the naturalization documentation, or the number of the voter’s certificate of naturalization; except that any person who provides the number of the certificate of naturalization in lieu of the naturalization documentation shall not be deemed to have provided proof of citizenship until the registrar verifies the number with the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services in the Department of Homeland Security or its successor; o

Here is a bill introduced by a Democrat in Indiana-—

Bill Summary
Vote by mail. Requires that all elections be conducted by mail beginning with elections in 2024. Provides for the January 1, 2024, expiration of several provisions of the election code that will be obsolete under a vote by mail system. Requires the interim study committee on elections to study the transition to a vote by mail system and propose necessary legislation to accomplish the transition.

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