Revisiting Voting Rights Before the Midterms

America has a long legal history with voting rights. This episode we discuss some of the notable state and federal voting laws that have been passed, repealed, amended, and declared unconstitutional. Our hosts also touch on time, manner, and place restrictions, as well as past and current attempts at limiting or expanding who has the right to vote. For information on voting laws in your state, please visit findlaw.com/voting for a comprehensive look at the laws and rights in your state.

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