Limiting drop off locations will absolutely suppress voting, and will disproportionately affect the poor, people who rely on public transportation, POC, and people who work long and/or odd hours. IOW, largely Democratic voters. 2/4
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The article highlights Harris County, which will have drop off spots reduced from 4 down to 1. Harris County is home to a large proportion of minority voters, and is a huge County. 3/4
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This is why I’m worried. Take this 1 action & multiply it by hundreds of other *legal* actions across states chosen strategically & we could be in trouble. Polls cannot & will not account for these types of suppression tactics, so don’t @ me about how great the polls look. 4/
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EDIT: Harris County was reduced from 11 to 1.
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They must really be worried to enact voter suppression in Texas...
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How big is the 1 (one) per county drop off box?
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Irrelevant. It’s how far people have to travel to be able to use it. And my original number was wrong. They reduced it from 11 to 1.
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#TexasVoterSuppression@GovGregAbbott suppresses the vote in Texas.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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A lawful order for an unlawful purpose is not lawful. This plainly fits that criteria.
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