House Democrats approve voting-rights bill named after John Lewis as GOP calls it 'partisan power grab'
The voting rights bill named for late Rep. John Lewis aims to restore Justice Department review of state changes in election laws.
House Democrats approve voting-rights bill named after John Lewis as GOP calls it 'partisan power grab'
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