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Brennan Center report predicts mass voter challenges likely in midterm elections

admin7 days ago05 mins

Mass challenges are a fairly recent development, spurred by improvements in election technology and transparency. Thousands of votes now can be challenged at once. Historically, such challenges have also often been used to suppress the votes of people of color, a separate brief said.

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