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This take is consistent with the username MegaBasedChad. But seriously I wish it was as easy to vote in the US as in most European countries. French presidential elections work really well. Vote on a Sunday in 5 min at your local school/town hall. No lines. Paper ballots.
Also, direct universal suffrage instead of the antiquated electoral college system. Two rounds of voting, so more than two parties can run without spoiling the election.
Fair enough. In any case, requiring people to change their address when they move or other similar changes are hardly "voter suppression". The only voters being suppressed in this case are those who are incapable of following extremely simple instructions.
There is no doubt to external observers that, in many states, the system is designed to make it as difficult as possible for certain categories of people to vote. And in some cases, to prevent auditability.
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