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The Alaska Division of Elections has requested over 3,000 voters to verify their U.S. citizenship before the upcoming primary elections. This request is significantly higher than usual and may stem from outdated DMV records. Concerns have been raised by some lawmakers regarding potential inaccuracies affecting naturalized citizens.
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The Alaska Division of Elections has requested over 3,000 voters to verify their U.S. citizenship before the upcoming primary elections. This request is significantly higher than usual and may stem from outdated DMV records. Concerns have been raised by some lawmakers regarding potential inaccuracies affecting naturalized citizens.
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Over 3,000 Alaska voters asked to verify citizenship before midterm elections
Over 3,000 Alaska voters asked to verify citizenship before primary elections