Hey TPO listeners, it's Jason Woodruff, founder of the poorover.

Before we get into today's news, we wanted to celebrate.

This podcast just passed 5 million downloads.

Thank you so much for being a listener and taking part in our vision

to help Christians have a spiritually healthy relationship

with the news.

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Thank you so much for being a supporter in this contentious election season.

In a special episode of the poor over today, we're explaining the debate about election integrity, including where VP Harris and former President Trump stand.

This is the seventh episode of our election collection, designed to help us grow in understanding and compassion on key

2024 election topics. The U.S. Constitution guarantees the right to vote to U.S. citizens, the 14th Amendment,

regardless of race in the 15th amendment and sex in the 19th amendment as long as

they're 18 years old on or before election day in the 26th amendment. Beyond that, rules vary by state.

Many states require voters to have been a resident for some period of time,

for example 30 days,

and or restrict voting for people convicted of a felony or declared mentally unfit.

Almost half require a valid government issued photo ID.

Every state except North Dakota requires voters to register.

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