We are seeing States and localities put voting restrictions on the books that not only have a discriminatory effect.
Mazie Hirono: “We are seeing States and localities put voting restrictions on the books that not only have a discriminatory effect.”
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Hirono highlights the ongoing issue of discriminatory voting restrictions.
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