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Voting is the most fundamental right in a democracy. Any actions or inactions that threaten to suppress our right to vote, to carrying out the election process, and to the peaceful transfer of power need to be combatted.
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Voting is the most fundamental right in a democracy. Any actions or inactions that threaten to suppress our right to vote, to carrying out the election process, and to the peaceful transfer of power need to be combatted.
Voting is the most fundamental right in a democracy. Any actions or inactions that threaten to suppress our right to vote, to carrying out the election process, and to the peaceful transfer of power need to be combatted.