'Thumb on the scale'? Supreme Court decision could give advantage to new restrictive voting laws
Dozens of states cite fraud to justify voting restrictions. The Supreme Court recently indicated they won't have to show fraud occurred.
'Thumb on the scale'? Supreme Court decision could give advantage to new restrictive voting laws
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