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Election Integrity Talking Points

Attorney General Van Hollen is committed to protecting the integrity of your vote at the ballot box and has committed Department of Justice resources to cracking down on vote fraud. That is why he helped to convict a criminal in Milwaukee attempting to buy votes from an undercover DOJ agent.
Van Hollen supports Voter ID because it will serve as a deterrent to individuals attempting to commit voter fraud.

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