The Senate sponsor of a sweeping elections package is backing down from an effort to do away with ballot drop boxes, but critics maintain the proposal still contains unnecessary provisions that would make it harder for Floridians to vote by mail.

Florida Republican leaders are pushing election law changes as GOP-led statehouses throughout the country are considering or passing measures designed to curtail mail-in voting following former President Donald Trump’s defeat to President Joe Biden in November.

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