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Governor Ron DeSantis Signs Bill to Safeguard the Sanctity of Florida Elections

Governor Ron DeSantis Signs Bill to Safeguard the Sanctity of Florida Elections Florida Leads on Election Integrity and Transparency West Palm Beach, Fla. – Today, Governor Ron DeSantis signed into law Senate Bill 90, Florida’s new election integrity bill, strengthening voter identification, prohibiting the mass mailing of ballots, banning ballot harvesting and prohibiting private money from administering elections in our state. “Florida took action this legislative session to increase transparency and strengthen the security of our elections,” said Governor Ron DeSantis. “Floridians can rest assured that our state will remain a leader in ballot integrity. Elections should be free and fair, and these changes will ensure this continues to be the case in the Sunshine State. I’d like to thank our legislative leaders on this issue – Senate President Wilton Simpson, House Speaker Chris Sprowls, Senator Dennis Baxley, and Representative Blaise Ingoglia.”

Lawmakers, groups react to controversial new Florida voting law

Lawmakers, groups react to controversial new Florida voting law Gov. Ron DeSantis doesn t allow local media to view bill signing WPTV and last updated 2021-05-06 12:21:46-04 WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — Republicans, Democrats and other organizations are sounding off following the signing Thursday of Florida s new controversial election law by Gov. Ron DeSantis in West Palm Beach. The legislation was signed into law behind closed doors at the Hilton hotel near the Palm Beach International Airport with Fox News being the only media outlet allowed to attend. The law has been denounced by Democrats and voter rights advocates, saying it will unfairly target minority groups and create barriers for people to cast their ballot. However, Republicans say the new law increases integrity & transparency in Florida s voting laws.

FL Voting Bill Signed In Front Of Fox News, Trump Fans: Report

UpdatedThu, May 6, 2021 at 10:38 am ET Reply Gov. DeSantis signed a controversial elections bill Thursday in West Palm Beach with only Fox News and former Trump supporters present. Other media outlets were barred from covering the signing. (Joe Raedle/Getty Images) WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a controversial elections bill, which restricts voting in Florida, into law Thursday morning at West Palm Beach International Airport, allowing only Fox News to cover the event, reports said. All other media outlets were excluded from the nationally televised event. DeSantis tweeted that Fox News had exclusive access to the signing early Thursday.

Governor Ron DeSantis signs bill to safeguard the sanctity of Florida elections – Chipley Bugle

Governor Ron DeSantis signs bill to safeguard the sanctity of Florida elections Posted on West Palm Beach, Fla. – Today, Governor Ron DeSantis signed into law Senate Bill 90, Florida’s new election integrity bill, strengthening voter identification, prohibiting the mass mailing of ballots, banning ballot harvesting and prohibiting private money from administering elections in our state. “Florida took action this legislative session to increase transparency and strengthen the security of our elections,” said Governor Ron DeSantis. “Floridians can rest assured that our state will remain a leader in ballot integrity. Elections should be free and fair, and these changes will ensure this continues to be the case in the Sunshine State. I’d like to thank our legislative leaders on this issue – Senate President Wilton Simpson, House Speaker Chris Sprowls, Senator Dennis Baxley, and Representative Blaise Ingoglia.”

DeSantis signs bill to protect election integrity by limiting mail-in ballots, enforcing ID rules

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a bill Thursday on increasing election integrity  The Republican governor touted it will help increase trust in the election process and prevent future fraud The provisions include making ballot drop-boxes available to all Floridians, but restricting it to being open during voting hours with an election worker present It also will crack down on those receiving mail-in ballots and further enforce voter ID laws – like was imposed in Georgia earlier this year  A voting rights group already filed a lawsuit claiming it is voter suppression  

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