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Currently, only four states—Arizona, New Hampshire, Ohio, and Wyoming—have successfully enacted laws mandating proof of citizenship for all voters. Eighteen states, including Kansas, Illinois, and others, have attempted but faced legal hurdles, often struck down by activist judges sympathetic to broader voting access. The obstacle remains the same: Democrats and certain judicial entities oppose stringent verification measures, fearing they might suppress voter turnout among marginalized groups—despite evidence suggesting that voter integrity is paramount to preserving the republic.