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A person should not have to fight for their government to recognize and value their opinion on their home. Voting accessibility, security, and integrity are vital to the health of our democracy. If we want to pass on a healthy democracy, we must make this a priority.
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A person should not have to fight for their government to recognize and value their opinion on their home. Voting accessibility, security, and integrity are vital to the health of our democracy. If we want to pass on a healthy democracy, we must make this a priority.
A person should not have to fight for their government to recognize and value their opinion on their home. Voting accessibility, security, and integrity are vital to the health of our democracy. If we want to pass on a healthy democracy, we must make this a priority.