The controversial new election law, which allows a week-long window for anyone in the battleground state to register and vote on the same day at the polls without proof of residency, may not have been the fraudulent voting bonanza Republicans were fearing and Democrats were hoping for. Only about 4-5,000 voters in the state’s largest counties availed themselves of the new law, which underwhelmed election officials:
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