On the recordSeptember 4, 2019
Their testimony showed that first generation barriers to voting are not only alive and well, but they are in fact the dominant theme of Indian Country.
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congress.govTheir testimony showed that first generation barriers to voting are not only alive and well, but they are in fact the dominant theme of Indian Country.
Highlighting ongoing voting barriers faced by Native Americans.
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First generation barriers are those that limit access to registration, casting a ballot, or having that ballot counted.
But like so much of these sorts of gains, they are fleeting and they can go away at the whim of an election official who just simply chooses not to follow the law.