The right to vote is of paramount importance in a democracy, and its protection from discriminatory barriers has been grounded in Federal law since the Civil War and more recently through the Voting Rights Act of 1965.
Collins asserts the significance of voting rights protection and its historical foundation in U.S. law.
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