Senate Stalls on Voter-ID Push Ahead of Recess
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Senate Republicans failed to muster the 60 votes to pass a narrowed voter-ID provision of the SAVE America Act before recess, with 52 voting in favor, two senators not voting, and Democrats opposing. GOP leaders plan to try again when the Senate reconvenes in September, despite limited voter appetite for the measure. The day also saw the Senate advance government funding through December 11 and confirm Todd Blanche as attorney general.
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