It's not even true in the United States. San Francisco is very dense but does not have long voting lines. Because California is a state that cares about and invests in mass enfranchisement.
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I've lived in New York City for more than 25 years and I've never waited more than a few moments except in 2018.
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Also, most with higher participation rates than the US
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"The Hofeller Documents" detail in undeniable terms that the GOP abuses: * distance-to and availability-of polling locations * same for DMVs + making it harder to get ID, especially near elections * "redistricting", to commit racism-driven subversion of democracy via gerrymander
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(besides all the other stuff we already know about because they do it right in our faces, like destroying sorting machines and purging registered voters) This all-in gem: https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2020/mar/30/trump-republican-party-voting-reform-coronavirus …
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She thought up the absurdly inapt concert analogy when her two functioning neurons bumped into each other and god damnit she’s gonna stick with it
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How about just California. Ever seen voting lines there? Nope. Lived there most my life. Never stood in a line more than 20-30 mins.
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I have lined up. Sometimes for 10 minutes.
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Elections Canada. Our elections aren’t run by partisan politicians trying to work the angles to maximize their own partisan advantage.
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