In a move that goes into effect after this year’s election cycle, New Hampshire strengthened its voting laws by eliminating voter identification exceptions.
The new law signed by Gov. Chris Sununu signifies a win for Republicans, who are eager to strengthen voting laws nationwide.
Sununu praised the Republican-backed bill, citing the Granite State’s prominence in the electoral process and dedication to promoting election integrity.
“We have a proud tradition and proven track record of conducting elections that are trusted and true,” he said. “Looking forward to the next decade or two, this legislation will instill even more integrity and trust in the voting process.”
