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The #ACLUvKobach voting rights trial wrapped up earlier this week. In case you're just catching up, here's a good summary of what happened:https://www.csmonitor.com/USA/Justice/2018/0320/In-Kansas-voter-ID-trial-a-clash-of-two-visions-for-America …
Is this the kind of ratio we want in our democracy? "Kansas, w/ 1.8 mil registered voters, found 129 incidents of noncitizens attempting to register since 2000. Of those, *11* voted. ACLU, meanwhile, estimates *30,000+* citizens were unable to vote due to the law since 2013."
Why does no one straight out ask: How many valid voters can be disenfranchised in order to stop one invalid voter?
Similarly, how many innocent men should we imprison in order to stop one guilty man?
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