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On July 22, 2026, House Democrats were divided over a legislative package that combined a ban on congressional stock trading with federal voter ID requirements. The bill passed with significant opposition from Democrats, who raised concerns about the voter ID provisions and the limitations of the stock trading ban. Public opinion polls show strong support for both measures.
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On July 22, 2026, House Democrats were divided over a legislative package that combined a ban on congressional stock trading with federal voter ID requirements. The bill passed with significant opposition from Democrats, who raised concerns about the voter ID provisions and the limitations of the stock trading ban. Public opinion polls show strong support for both measures.
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House Democrats Split on Legislation Combining Stock Trading Ban and Voter ID Requirements