Acknowledging and alleging a lack of voter confidence or a lack of integrity in the electoral system is a false justification to rationalize the enactment of suppressive voter laws.
Terri Sewell: “Acknowledging and alleging a lack of voter confidence or a lack of integrity in the electoral system is a false…”
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Sewell critiques the use of unfounded claims to justify voter suppression laws.
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