The John Lewis Voting Rights Act is perhaps the most important thing because it restores Section 5 of 1965 Voting Rights Act and the preclearance notions.
Don Calloway: “The John Lewis Voting Rights Act is perhaps the most important thing because it restores Section 5 of 1965 Voting Rights…”
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Calloway highlights the importance of the John Lewis Voting Rights Act in restoring voting protections.
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