Senate Cmte. Heads to GA for Rare Field Hearing on Voting

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Published on 7/18/2021 at 7:35 AM

‘This is just an attempt to strip people of their power as citizens’ — Sen. Amy Klobuchar speaks out on voting rights as the Senate Rules Committee, which she chairs, heads to Georgia for its first field hearing in 20 years In partnership with Emerson Collective.

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