The perspective of conservative says:
- American Conservative Union chairman Matt Schlapp expressed disbelief that some overseas people can't believe how the US conducts its elections, citing examples like the use of drop boxes for ballots.
- Schlapp criticized the idea that requiring voter ID or stamped ballots is racist, calling it a 'uniquely American concept' and stating that other countries have moved beyond such issues.
- The Arizona GOP filed an emergency application to support a law requiring proof of citizenship to vote in presidential elections.
- Arizona is leading efforts to ensure only citizens vote, with 24 states and the Dhillon Law Group backing a brief stating states have the right to demand proof of citizenship for voting.
- The Republican National Committee asserts unchecked voter integrity issues, especially with the increasing number of illegal aliens in the country contributing to the risk of non-citizen voting and voter fraud.
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