Voter Suppression
Thousands of Alabama voters got wrong polling information.
Under the guise of voting registration list maintenance, election officials are removing scores of voters from the voting rolls.
Multiple polling places in a majority-Black county in Mississippi kept running out of ballots, fueling suspicions of racist voter suppression.
Mississippi police had a checkpoint and roadblocks "next to" the state's largest - and Blackest - polling place in what the NAACP called "voter intimidation."
Given widespread voter purges, advocates are concerned that some voters may be removed from the rolls without their knowledge.
The Jim Crow adjacent tactic wreaking havoc on our communities and cannot be tolerated.
Nearly 200,000 registered voters are at risk.
Wisconsin Elections Commission vice chair Bob Spindell said the quiet part out loud.
It's the same voter suppression, just a new day and a different tactic.
Black voters cast the most ballots as early voting began amid record turnout in the Peach State.
Where you are and who you are significantly affect how long it will take you to vote.
Several Republican-led states are facing similar challenges from the Department of Justice.
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