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- <ul><li><strong>Seventeen million voter purges between 2016-2018 prove registration requires constant vigilance rather than one-time effort</strong>: Aggressive purging campaigns remove eligible voters without notification
- forcing repeated registration to maintain voting rights. Republican secretaries of state systematically target Democratic-leaning communities through address matching and inactivity purges that suppress legitimate voter participation.</li><li><strong>Voter ID requirements create 21 million citizen disenfranchisement when states deliberately make identification difficult to obtain</strong>: States requiring photo ID simultaneously close DMV offices in minority communities
- creating impossible bureaucratic barriers. Wisconsin closed DMV locations in Democratic counties while keeping Republican area offices open
- demonstrating how ID laws enable targeted voter suppression.</li><li><strong>Provisional ballot rejection rates expose systematic disenfranchisement when only 76% count toward final election results</strong>: Over 200
- 000 provisional ballots get discarded annually through bureaucratic technicalities that eliminate valid votes from eligible citizens. These rejections disproportionately affect minority and young voters who face additional scrutiny compared to white suburban voters using regular ballots.</li><li><strong>State-by-state voting rule variations create unequal democratic participation when residency determines access rights</strong>: Early voting ranges from 4 to 50 days depending on state residence
- making constitutional voting rights contingent on geography rather than citizenship. Federal elections require federal standards to prevent state-level discrimination that creates first and second-class voters based on zip code.</li></ul>
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Categorize these voting issues by when they occur in the election process.
Categorize
Elections
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Match each main player with their primary role.
Matching
Actors and Roles
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In 2020, how many mail-in ballots were rejected nationwide?
Multiple Choice
Elections
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What was the last day to register online or by mail in California for the November 5, 2024 general election?
Multiple Choice
Registration Deadlines
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Which federal law modernized voter registration procedures after the 2000 elections?
Multiple Choice
Federal Legislation
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Which agency released the 2024 presidential election turnout data on April 30, 2025?
Multiple Choice
Data and Reporting
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Which nonprofit organization is mentioned as having mobilized unregistered voters during the 2024 cycle?
Multiple Choice
Registration Advocacy
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As of January 23, 2025, 42 states and the District of Columbia offered online voter registration.
True/False
Registration Methods