Texas Governor Greg Abbott officially signed the Restrictive Voting Rights Act into law, prohibiting 24-hour voting, drive-through voting, and enforcement of new ID requirements, etc.

#Roommates, after his Texas governor recently signed a highly controversial abortion ban Greg Abbott An equally controversial voting rights bill has just been signed into law. According to Greg Abbott’s Restrictive Voting Rights Act, Texas residents are now facing many new challenges when planning to vote.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott continues his agenda Restrictive measures Implemented across the state, because his latest voting rights bill has caused great commotion. @CNN reported that Abbott recently signed a voting rights bill that prohibits 24-hour voting and drive-thru voting. It also creates new barriers for mail-in ballots and gives party opinion poll observers more control over the voting process. Control and strengthened their protection. This is the latest measure taken by Republican members in Republican-controlled states to end many of the voting rights laws enacted by the Democratic Party to help minorities and underserved communities exercise their voting rights.

In addition, the bill further prohibits all counties in Texas from sending unsolicited mail voting applications to residents, and places new restrictions on those who help voters (including people with disabilities) vote. Speaking of signing the bill into Texas law, Greg Abbott said: “This really makes it easier for anyone to vote than ever. However, it also ensures that people It’s harder than ever to cheat at the ballot box.”

In the past few weeks, local Democrats have poured into the Texas State Capitol in Austin to try to prevent the bill from being signed into law. In response to his recent signature, many people called on Governor Abbott to either resign or push for his impeachment.

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