Why do I need an ID to buy cough medicine but not to submit my input in the election to choose the most powerful person in the world? #VoterID
98 years ago, the 19th Amendment was ratified, prohibiting any citizen from being denied the right to vote because of their gender. But the struggle for women’s suffrage did not end there. Women of color and poor women continued to face barriers — and many still do to this day.
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Because in-person voter fraud is so rare that you really don't need the law.
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Perhaps you can elaborate further: Specifically, what barriers do women of color and poor women have in voting? Let's address those rather than making vague and useless claims.
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There's no grievance like an old grievance.
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We have many constitution laws concerning voting rights however state and federal representatives continue to break and defy the laws We need a simple law that states if anyone prevent a citizen from voting he will be charge with a felony consisting of prison and a monetary fine
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How about a 10 year jail term!
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Here is one of the thousands of women who fought for 72 years to win the right to vote: Irene Dunn Murray, my grandmother.pic.twitter.com/vmTHogDFqd
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You keep that spirit and pride. Proud of her.
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And what about those 6 polling booths being closed in GA?
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Yeah! George is known for stacking the deck against honest working people!
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