How can we assure voting rights for all?
The Cincinnatus Association is concerned that voting policies are now too restrictive at the expense of democracy. In this new report, we outline barriers to voting rights so solutions can be identified to uphold democratic principles, protect the rights for all citizens to participate in the electoral process, and combat efforts to suppress or disenfranchise voters.
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