It's an outrage. And that's why so many people don't want to pass it. Yes, yes, yes, yes. Can you comment on the implications for women that bill? Yes. If a woman changes her name and you want to go first to go register again once you're kicked off the rolls and you have no way of knowing, only 5% of people register in person, you need a passport or your original birth certificate. If you have a new name, you're a woman, you change your name. No. Good. It's an outrageous bill. An outrageous bill. And we're going to fight it tooth and nail. (10:07–10:25)
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Asserts that the bill creates significant barriers for women who change their names to re-register to vote.
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