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State and local election offices across the United States would be directly affected, as they would no longer be permitted to hire non-citizens for any roles related to administering federal elections. This would require them to review and potentially adjust their hiring policies for such positions.
Individuals who are not U.S. citizens and might currently be working in or seeking employment in election administration roles for federal elections would also be affected, as they would become ineligible for these specific jobs if the bill becomes law.
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State and local election offices across the United States would be directly affected, as they would no longer be permitted to hire non-citizens for any roles related to administering federal elections. This would require them to review and potentially adjust their hiring policies for such positions.
Individuals who are not U.S. citizens and might currently be working in or seeking employment in election administration roles for federal elections would also be affected, as they would become ineligible for these specific jobs if the bill becomes law.
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