Real talk: in America today, there is not a whole lot of voter fraud, but there is more evidence of actual voter fraud than there is evidence of actual voter suppression.
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Do you have evidence that there are more cases of voter fraud than the number of people who aren't able to vote because of felony disenfranchisement?
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What about rules that are specifically designed to dilute popular choice? Gerrymandering, rule by parties that received less votes than their rivals, giving urban centers proportionally less voting locations, etc.?
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Also, what evidence are you citing suggesting there is clearly more voter fraud than voter suppression? Where is the voter fraud and where is it affecting voting outcomes?
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Lifetime felon disenfranchisement laws have kept many more people from voting than there has been voter fraud combined over the past century. By a considerable multiple.
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100%. And no where is that provided for in the Constitution.
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The Trump campaign had a broader defition.https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2016/10/trumps-black-voter-dilemma/505586/ …
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I don’t get how you’re not seeing #3 pop up in states like Georgia, Texas, and Alabama recently, unless you’re purposely trying NOT to see it.
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Legal bans like felon disenfranchisement, or not allowing people to vote without an ID or if they aren’t registered because they were kicked off the rolls for not voting in the past or because their name is vaguely similar to the name of someone else who didn’t vote in the past?
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