This is a birthplace of the civil rights movement in America. And you have leaders who stand on the shoulders of those who came before who are active in fighting for all people’s rights. So, we talked about, for example, the need that rural voters have, to make sure that it’s going to be easy enough for them to vote. We’ve talked about our Americans with disabilities, and making sure that we have laws in place, and protections in place, so that people can vote without having these impediments that are unnecessary.
Katherine Harris: “This is a birthplace of the civil rights movement in America. And you have leaders who stand on the shoulders of those…”
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Kamala Harris emphasizes the importance of protecting voting rights and making voting accessible for all, especially rural voters and those with disabilities.
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