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On May 20th, the Senate Committee on Homeland Security approved a subpoena for documents related to Hunter Biden's work with the Ukrainian company Burisma. This decision, led by Senator Ron Johnson, was criticized by Democrats as a partisan move against Joe Biden. Meanwhile, states like Michigan and Texas are expanding mail-in ballot access due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, with Michigan sending applications to all registered voters and a Texas judge ruling to allow absentee ballot requests for all, though the Texas Attorney General plans to appeal.

What was the main focus of the Senate Committee's subpoena related to Hunter Biden?

• His work with a Chinese company

• His role in the 2016 elections

• His involvement with the Ukrainian Energy Company, Burisma

• His business dealings in Russia

How did the Democrats view the subpoena related to Hunter Biden?

• As a necessary investigation

• As a move to support Joe Biden

• As a partisan waste of time

• As a bipartisan effort

What action did Michigan's Secretary of State take regarding mail-in ballots?

• Cancelled mail-in voting for the November election

• Restricted mail-in ballots to certain counties

• Sent applications for mail-in ballots to all registered voters

• Sent mail-in ballots to all voters

What was the federal judge's ruling in Texas regarding absentee ballots?

• Absentee ballots are only for military personnel

• Anyone can request an absentee ballot

• Absentee ballots are not allowed

• Only seniors can request absentee ballots

What is the Texas Attorney General's response to the ruling on absentee ballots?

• To implement the ruling immediately

• To appeal the ruling

• To support the ruling

• To ignore the ruling