Question

What are some ways voters are being suppressed today?

Answer 1

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Step-by-step explanation:

Even after the 15th Amendment guaranteed the right to vote for Black Americans, casting a ballot still came with barriers. Black voters were denied access to the polls through literacy tests, poll taxes, and intimidation by white supremacist groups (these didn’t disenfranchise white voters in the same way because of exclusionary “grandfather clauses”). Historically, voters of color and low-income voters have had their right to vote suppressed by those in power, and similar practices remain today -- just in new, more subtle ways.

Answer 2

7 ways below

Step-by-step explanation:

Making it harder to register to vote.

Purging voter rolls.

Disenfranchising criminal justice populations.

Reducing the number of polling places.

Restricting early voting.

Enforcing rigid voter ID requirements.

Restricting alternatives to physical voting and registration.