The voting rights of American citizens and their representatives Congress have never been and never will be contingent on state and local officials never engaging in misdeeds.
Eleanor Holmes Norton: “The voting rights of American citizens and their representatives Congress have never been and never will be contingent…”
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Norton emphasizes that voting rights are not dependent on local officials' conduct.
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