No, Harris didn’t win only states without voter ID laws while Trump only won in states with them
Claims that Vice President Kamala Harris alone won states that do not require voter ID are wrong. President-elect Donald Trump won in such states, too, and both candidates prevailed in states with a mix of identification laws.
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