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Week of May 20, 2012

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The latest election law headlines taken from media outlets across the country during the week of May 20, 2012.

Michigan - Loud protests interrupt House meeting on voter bills (The Detroit News)
Ohio - U.S. Attorney General's Office probe campaign contributions (Toledo Blade)
Maryland - Maryland’s Highest State Court Construes Law on Petition-Checking in an Unfavorable Manner (Ballot Access News)
National - Secret Political Donors Find Ways To Stay Anonymous (NPR)
Virginia - New Va. voter-ID law makes it ‘tough to cheat’ (Washington Times)
National - Obama campaign working to counter new voter ID laws (Washington Post)
Montana - Montana AG urges U.S. Supreme Court to keep corporate spending ban (The Missoulian)

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