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 | Illegal registration, the use of false naturalization papers, personation, and bribery were made punishable by jail sentences of up to five years. |
| Electoral practices aimed at preventing fls from exercising their legal right to vote were the focus of electoral reform in the 1950s and '60s. |
| The Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act, barring “soft money” contributions to the national parties and imposing limits on “issue ads,” became law in March 2002 and took effect after the November elections; key provisions of the measure were upheld by the Supreme Court in December 2003. |
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