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Arkansas Election Integrity Unit Bill Awaits Govs Signature / Public News Service

Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders is expected to sign a bipartisan bill to create an Election Integrity Unit in the state Attorney General s office. Its goal will be to investigate potential voter fraud, but critics question whether voter fraud is an issue in Arkansas. .

MN House Advances Sweeping Election Policy Bill

Voting-rights advocates say democracy in the United States has been tested in the past few years. In response, the Minnesota House has passed a bill sponsors say would protect and strengthen a person s ability to cast a ballot. The Democracy for the People Act would establish automatic voter registration for those who are eligible and a permanent absentee ballot list. .

Youth Voter Groups Wont Rest After WI Supreme Court Race / Public News Service

Early data show young voters were a driving force in last week s Wisconsin Supreme Court election, and civic engagement groups said they are not done with outreach efforts, suggesting younger generations are ready to be vocal about a range of issues. The outcome of the judicial race means the balance of the state s high court will favor liberals. Matter such as abortion access were considered key factors in the election. .

Arkansans Encouraged to Roll Up Their Sleeves and Volunteer

National Volunteer Month, and AARP Arkansas is encouraging people to dedicate a little more time and energy to the communities and causes important to them. Research shows volunteering can help increase a person s quality of life and improve both physical and mental health, by keeping their brain engaged and active. Joan Diehl, a volunteer for AARP Arkansas, said helping hands are needed just about everywhere, from food banks to nursing homes to schools and veterans centers. .

Florida s vaccine age drops to 60 Monday You can sign up now

Florida’s vaccine age drops to 60 Monday. You can sign up now. Megan Reeves, Tampa Bay Times © Ivy Ceballo/Times/Tampa Bay Times/TNS Nurse Joan Diehl prepares COVID-19 vaccinations at the Strawberry Festival Fairgrounds in January. On Monday, Florida will change its vaccine eligibility to people 60 and older, but many outlets were prepared to schedule appointments starting Friday and through the weekend. Floridians 60 and older will have access to coronavirus vaccines starting Monday as the state’s eligibility age for vaccination drops by five years. But you can start signing up now in some places. Publix opened its online vaccine reservation system to residents 60 to 64 starting Friday, according its website. CVS Pharmacies said it will open appointments to that group starting Monday, when Gov. Ron DeSantis’ executive order to lower the age goes into effect. Winn-Dixie said it will change its online scheduling tool early next week and encouraged people

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