The challenge with the way voter purging happens is that no one is responsible, but voters are losing their rights.
Stacey Abrams: “The challenge with the way voter purging happens is that no one is responsible, but voters are losing their rights.”
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Abrams highlights the lack of accountability in voter purging processes.
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