One would think that in a nation where so many citizens do not vote ? 75 million eligible people in 2008 ? legislators would spare no efforts to increase exercise of the franchise. Indeed, much of post-Civil War history has witnessed the toppling of formal barriers to voting: African-Americans, women and later 18-year-olds gained the suffrage; poll taxes and literacy tests were pronounced illegal.
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Guest Commentary
Voting Restrictions Are Solution To A Non-Problem
The Connecticut Law Tribune
July 18, 2012
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