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Study from Northern Illinois University ranks the states by how easy it was to vote from 1996 to 2016. Oregon moved from 27th to 1st thanks to policies like automatic voter registration & vote-by-mail, which every state should adopt https://newsroom.niu.edu/2018/09/25/new-study-scrutinizes-time-and-effort-it-takes-to-vote-in-each-state/ …pic.twitter.com/CDtX9prLCi
Michiganders have a chance to take their state from the 45th for ease of voting to making it one of the best by passing Proposal 3 in November, which includes automatic & same-day registration, no-excuse absentee voting, & more! https://ballotpedia.org/Michigan_Proposal_3,_Voting_Policies_in_State_Constitution_Initiative_(2018) …https://twitter.com/PoliticsWolf/status/1053302672000876544 …
I've been trying to figure this out since I moved to Indiana from Utah earlier this year.
I expect that North Dakota just moved down?
I guess Georgia will be going dark green after this year. 
Likely loses a lot of points because only excuse required absentee voting and no early in person voting.
@oregonelections @OregonSOS Steve Trout have you seen this? Good ranking for OR. Don’t let @juddrchoate see it!
Yes. I'm been wondering how a state that doesn't offer same day registration, nor early voting, nor vote centers could score better than Colorado on the "convenience" scale. But whatever. Second place is pretty good.
@cstewartiii might be nice to get the scale or map onto MEDSL or provide a link. #electionscience
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